GitHub shows whatbroke, a tiny offline diff tool for AI agent behavior
JeffLadish · x · 2026-07-25
- The GitHub screenshot shows the arthi-arumugam-git/whatbroke repository.
- The project description says it can diff an AI agent’s behavior between two runs and show exactly which tool calls, arguments, costs, and outputs changed.
- The visible repo metadata indicates the project is still small and early: 1 contributor, 0 issues, 1 discussion, 2 stars, 0 forks.
Related event: whatbroke: Catching AI Agent Behavior Regressions(2 posts)→
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