trust-layer

Verify AI-generated code and files via adversarial multi-agent checks.

Updated Mar 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dnhess/spectra --skill trust-layer
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: trust-layer
Source: https://github.com/dnhess/spectra/tree/main/trust-layer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dnhess/spectra --skill trust-layer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The Trust Layer provides a structured adversarial verification workflow to validate AI-generated code, diffs, and Spectra session artifacts before acceptance, reducing hallucinations, misalignment, and insecure outputs.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Multi-agent scrutiny: four personas (package-validator, intent-auditor, security-challenger, coherence-checker) critique outputs from multiple angles.
  • Lifecycle-enabled verification: context briefing, opening round, optional discussion rounds, and synthesis with a final trust verdict.
  • Spectra session integration: tracks inputs, artifacts, and results, ensuring verifiable provenance and traceability.

Quick Start

Spawn the trust-layer panel for a given artifact and follow the prompts to generate agent findings and a final trust verdict.

Frequently Asked Questions about trust-layer

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I verify AI-generated code before merging it?

Adversarial verification checks AI-generated code across package integrity, intent alignment, security, and coherence using multiple agent roles to produce a final trust verdict before acceptance.

What is adversarial verification for AI outputs?

Adversarial verification is a structured workflow where multiple agent personas critique AI-generated outputs from different angles, computing a trust score and guardrails to reduce hallucinations and insecure code.

How do I audit AI session artifacts for security and coherence?

You can audit AI session artifacts by applying four adversarial roles—package-validator, intent-auditor, security-challenger, and coherence-checker—followed by a moderator synthesizing per-agent findings into a final trust score.

Can I run a security audit on AI-generated diffs without external dependencies?

Yes, the security audit runs without external dependencies by using internal agent roles to challenge the diff's package integrity, intent alignment, and security posture, yielding a final verdict and guardrails.

What is the best way to check AI code alignment with original intent?

The best way to check intent alignment is running an adversarial verification process that includes an intent-auditor role, which critiques the AI output alongside security and coherence checks to produce a unified trust score.

When should I use multi-agent verification for AI-generated files?

Use multi-agent verification when accepting AI-generated code, diffs, or session artifacts into production, as it reduces hallucinations and misalignment by scrutinizing outputs through package, intent, security, and coherence lenses.