Sudus: open-source tool keeps AI coding agents tied to agreements via Git records
QuixiAI · x · 2026-10-06
Sudus, an open-source project by eas4ai, keeps AI-assisted development tied to what you actually agreed to build. It reads the project's Git records, checks whether evidence is still current, and names what needs attention next — so a new agent session can find the agreement, completed work, passed/failed checks, and pending decisions, all in inspectable Git commits rather than ephemeral chat context. It ships project skills (learn a codebase, plan a project, open the next feature) plus Claude/Codex plugin integrations.
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