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To monitor parallel agent streams for architectural drift, you need a tool that continuously reviews live git diffs and PTY snapshots. This process detects deviations from the intended state and flags actionable items across active streams.

Architecture drift detection in git diffs is the process of identifying unintended structural changes and deviations from the intended state. It operates on the current branch by analyzing git diff stats and recent terminal output to flag architectural issues.

Yes, you can review PTY snapshots to assess risk in agent output. By analyzing recent terminal output alongside git diffs, the system flags potential issues and areas requiring human attention while suppressing repetitive log noise.

You get health verdicts for active agent streams by running continuous diff and PTY reviews. The system evaluates the outputs and provides clear green, yellow, or red stream verdicts indicating the current health and risk level of each stream.

Yes, agent monitoring works with git diff stats on the current branch. The system processes inputs like git diff stats and recent terminal output to continuously detect drift, risk, and required human actions across parallel streams.

To suppress repetitive terminal log noise during code review, use a monitoring process that filters out repetitive logs from PTY snapshots. This focuses the output on actionable information and required human actions rather than redundant stream data.