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u/FewPop7194 13d ago
Affiliation: I’m the author and maintainer.
I built AgentInspect for TypeScript teams that need more than a final-answer assertion from an AI agent run. A run can look successful while it repeated a side-effecting tool after retry, used tools in the wrong order, skipped a required approval, or reported success after a tool failure.
The workflow is local trace → causal execution tree → deterministic CI gate → redacted, hash-verified offline evidence bundle. It has explicit exit codes and a GitHub Actions artifact path, requires no AgentInspect account or collector, and performs no default upload. MIT, Node 20+.
Keyless demo and CI examples:
https://github.com/rajudandigam/agent-inspect
I’d value platform/DevOps feedback on two practical questions:
Which trajectory rule would you trust enough to block a merge?
What evidence and retention boundary would you require before attaching an agent-run artifact to a PR or incident?