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7 posts tagged Trust toolchain.
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September 10, 2026 · Leif
SpecSync 6.0 is out, and check is still the product
SpecSync 6.0.0 is on GitHub Latest and crates.io. The product is still bidirectional check. The verified change workflow is opt-in, uses slug ids, and ships through one path: new, approve, check --commit, review, ship.
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August 23, 2026 · Leif
Three explanations, and the one we never tested
Why spec-sync changes stopped closing on this repo. Two explanations died to commands, one killed itself the moment we acted on it, and the one that matters most is still untested.
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July 7, 2026 · Leif
Four of our tools stand alone. The fifth doesn't, on purpose.
fledge, spec-sync, augur, and attest each work solo. Atlas is the first CorvidLabs tool that can't, because it depends on spec-sync. So it ships as a fledge plugin, not another standalone binary. Here is why that is the point.
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June 15, 2026 · Leif
I wanted a confidence rating without asking an AI
augur scores the risk of a diff with no LLM: eight signals from git and the filesystem, one score, one verdict. A deterministic baseline a human or an AI can tune.
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June 15, 2026 · Leif
One command for every project
fledge is the dev CLI I wanted: one gate across every language, a tiny core, a sandboxed plugin protocol, and no AI required, which is exactly why an agent can use it too.
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June 15, 2026 · Leif
I wanted my specs checked both ways, so I built spec-sync
spec-sync is my own take on spec-driven development: a CLI that checks spec and code against each other in both directions and fails CI when they drift.
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June 15, 2026 · Leif
Who reviewed this commit, and how sure were they?
attest records who or what reviewed each commit, at what confidence, signed and stored in git notes. It captures the augur verdict and gates the merge on a policy.