pride

What problem does it solve?

Pride enforces a skeptical, human-like review of artefacts produced by autonomous agents so that subtle defects, misleading claims, and confidence laundering do not slip past CI or automated checks. It prevents an automatic "green is good" mindset by forcing explicit, evidence-backed findings and concrete fixes before work is considered done.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Contrarian code review: Reviews git diffs and uncommitted changes to find duplicate fixes, type smells, race conditions, and unsafe shell usage.
• Prose and media review: Evaluates research briefs, plans, PR descriptions, and media captions for confidence laundering, unsourced claims, and over-claims.
• Gated autonomy: Runs as an INSPECT-phase gate inside a rover loop or is invocable manually to produce actionable findings, set the phase back to DRIVE, or print results to a user conversation.
• Practical workflows: Use it to check a branch before pushing, audit generated documentation for unsupported assertions, or review mixed artefacts that combine code and narrative.

Quick Start

Run the pride review on the current branch including uncommitted changes so the subagent inspects the diff and returns blunt findings with concrete fixes.