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Static analysis for AI agent configs, tool descriptions, and system prompts — catches vague tool descriptions, missing stop conditions, and schema gaps before they reach runtime. Zero-LLM, deterministic checks, built for CI.

  • Updated Aug 6, 2026
  • Python

Zero-LLM agent memory for Claude Code and AI agents: local-first retrieval via BM25, dense vectors, and reciprocal rank fusion, with no LLM call in the default path. Returns your original passages verbatim, not paraphrased. Benchmarked on LongMemEval-S. Pre-release, MIT.

  • Updated Aug 6, 2026
  • Python

RAG parameter sweep and evaluation toolkit — a practical way to test how different vector databases, embedding models, chunking strategies, and retrieval methods perform across your own RAG setup. Built to help you move from guesswork to evidence, with support for any vector database.

  • Updated Aug 7, 2026
  • Python

Persistent memory MCP server for AI coding agents like Claude Code. Zero-LLM, local-first (SQLite + FTS5), proactive recall by file path. 12 MCP tools, 113 tests. The MEMORY.md alternative that stays constant-cost at 10,000+ memories.

  • Updated Aug 2, 2026
  • Python

Deterministic code synthesis operator — zero LLM in the loop. 8-color algebraic type system, 7-pass causal inference, 7-layer verification, 9-phase autonomous engagement. Substrate validated across 9 IEEE 2026 papers + IBM z/OS production assessment.

  • Updated Jun 28, 2026
  • Python

Static analyzer for AI system prompts: parses a prompt into normative rules and reports contradictions, coverage gaps, priority ambiguities, and absolute-rule edge cases - no LLM calls. Deterministic pure-Python lint with CLI, Python API, and CI exit codes. pip install rule-audit

  • Updated Aug 6, 2026
  • Python

intent-verify is a deterministic, zero-LLM CLI that checks whether a repo's source still lexically covers the acceptance items in a markdown spec, INTENT.md, or handoff doc, returning verified, partial, or missing. A fast guardrail for catching spec-vs-code drift before review, release, or handoff. Lexical coverage, not semantic proof.

  • Updated Aug 6, 2026
  • Python

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