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Unlazy tool demands verifiable evidence for task completion

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The `unlazy` tool, detailed in its README, functions as an agent that refuses to accept tasks as 'done' without verifiable evidence. It operates by first establishing an acceptance ledger, then executing reviewed checks, and finally re-verifying returned work. The system uses SHA-256 digests to ensure the integrity of commands and expectations, and requires explicit approval for any changes to these definitions. AI

IMPACT This tool could improve the reliability of AI agent outputs by enforcing verifiable completion criteria.

RANK_REASON The item describes a specific software tool and its functionality.

Read on dev.to — Claude Code tag →

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Unlazy tool demands verifiable evidence for task completion

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  1. dev.to — Claude Code tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Reno Lu ·

    unlazy wants an agent's "done" backed by a gate that runs

    <p>My reading of the unlazy README is that its real product is a refusal to accept "done" without evidence, and that the parts worth reading closely are the statements about what its own checker cannot vouch for. Much of the README covers the mechanics behind that: an acceptance …

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