I built a QA agent that audits itself nightly. It has filed 79 findings against its own releases.
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Most "AI QA agents" audit your repo from scratch every time and end with LGTM. I wanted the opposite: a tester with memory, a failure taxonomy, a verdict contract, and no ability to touch the code it judges. So in Verdict the model only judges. A stdlib harness measures everything else — timestamps…
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I built a QA agent that audits itself nightly. It has filed 79 findings against its own releases.
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