A definition-of-done and verification layer for coding agents.

Before submitting any code changes, please review our [Definition of Done](docs/definition-of-done.md) to ensure all requirements are met.

An agent harness for code repositories: one command that is the definition of done, plus mechanically enforced module boundaries. TypeScript-first, not TypeScript-only.

BMAD module — Run a BMAD Epic autonomously to a machine-checked, TEA-gated Definition-of-Done.

Deterministic finish-line gates for AI coding agents. A model-independent evaluator that blocks commit/publish until your definition-of-done passes. Works in opencode, Claude Code, pre-commit and CI.

Octo: a layer on top of superpowers for Claude Code and GitHub Copilot: AI docs first, domain skills, parallel waves, model tiers, Definition of Done with screenshots, session continuity, guardrails and custom MCPs.

Installs and updates the generic agent harness (.agents) into any repository: workflow, gates, Definition of Done, plans as persistent memory, ADRs and per-stack skills via autoskills.

PreCode MCP on npm — agent-agnostic build loop for any spec format, optimized for PreCode docs. Phased build → recheck → fix with hard definition-of-done gates and an implemented-vs-todo ledger.

Closed-loop, evidence-gated build system for AI coding agents. Plan, Spec, Build, Verify — with a separate Judge role that holds the exit gate and issues rework orders until the frozen Definition of Done is met.

Minimal agent harness starter for Claude Code — 10 files, each one a published rule. Lean CLAUDE.md, verifiable definition-of-done, read-only explorer/code-reviewer/researcher subagents, pre-ship security audit, safe permission defaults.

kill trees of processes

Manipulate the HTTP Vary header

Smallest/simplest possible means of using btoa with both Node and browserify

Create simple HTTP ETags

parse a url with memoization

HTTP response freshness testing

Call an array of asynchronous functions in series

Smallest/simplest possible means of using atob with both Node and browserify

Call an array of asynchronous functions in parallel

Allows libraries to handle various caller provided asynchronous functions uniformly. Maps promises, observables, child processes and streams, and callbacks to callback style.