Subject-Bound Evidence: Why “It Passed” Means Nothing Without a Commit Digest
TL;DR: “It passed yesterday” is not evidence about the code in front of you. A command result must be...
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TL;DR: “It passed yesterday” is not evidence about the code in front of you. A command result must be...
TL;DR: Rulesets, editor hooks, and CI gates can control where work moves. Ranex asks what the...
TL;DR: A required claim without satisfying evidence must fail, because a skipped check is not proof;...
TL;DR: A report tells you what a session says happened. The artifact on disk and a fresh rerun tell...
TL;DR: Exit code zero does not prove required tests ran; compare structured outcomes against a frozen...
TL;DR: A failure message should explain a cause that already exists as data, not force the next...
TL;DR: If your green result depends on the clock, a network call, or a model’s opinion, you cannot...
Your agent reports “done: all tests pass.” Do you believe it? Nothing in that sentence is evidence,...
Your build is green. Do you know what that green light proved? Not “did the tests pass”: did the...