a1024053774/design-integrity-guardrails

Design-integrity guardrails for Codex and Claude Code: AGENTS.md, review skill, and deterministic hooks against speculative catches, fallbacks, and API detours.

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a1024053774/design-integrity-guardrails

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Audit whether tests, evals, benchmarks, autoresearch tasks, generated artifacts, public APIs, or user-visible workflows provide independent behavioral evidence. Use at a completion checkpoint, not for ordinary implementation or documentation-only changes.

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a1024053774/design-integrity-guardrails

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Route one frozen candidate change through a focused structural-integrity review, or to behavioral-acceptance-review when an explicit evaluation surface changed. Use at a completion checkpoint, not during ordinary edits; do not use for documentation-only, formatting-only, or routine test maintenance.

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a1024053774/design-integrity-guardrails

Skill Codex

Establish a short, evidence-backed decision gate before architecture or broad implementation when missing facts, requirements, external behavior, or acceptance criteria could change the direction. Use only for consequential or materially uncertain work.

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a1024053774/design-integrity-guardrails

Skill Codex

Preserve failure evidence and prove that tests detect the behavior they claim to cover. Use for bug fixes, regression coverage, test changes, flaky-test investigation, and behavior changes with a concrete acceptance contract; do not use for documentation-only or formatting-only work.

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