Open-source framework uses a second agent to catch AI slop before it hits your repo
kwerkee · reddit · 2026-10-31
A developer built an open-source framework for coding agents centered on cross-agent validation: running the same prompt twice, without the framework tests passed but a bug shipped; with it, a second agent automatically reviews every change and feeds findings back. It also includes a session manager, a ledger, and guards against mistakes a model keeps repeating.
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