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Smeldr system tracks authoritative agent rule versions

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Smeldr is a system designed to manage and track agent rules, ensuring clarity on which version of a rule is authoritative. It focuses on the ratification process and the history of replaced rules, rather than storing the rule files themselves. This approach aims to provide a clear decision-making framework for agent rule versions. AI

IMPACT Provides a framework for managing and versioning AI agent rules, potentially improving governance and auditability.

RANK_REASON The item describes a specific software tool for managing agent rules.

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Smeldr system tracks authoritative agent rule versions

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · smeldr ·

    Agent rules usually live in a file anyone can edit. Smeldr keeps the decision about which version counts: who ratified it and what it replaced. It doesn't hold

    Agent rules usually live in a file anyone can edit. Smeldr keeps the decision about which version counts: who ratified it and what it replaced. It doesn't hold the file itself. One way to start: pin AGENTS.md to a commit in a Decision. https:// smeldr.dev/solved/which-agents -md-…

    LINKS smeldr.dev/…/which-agents-md-counts

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