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CodeEraser
A deterministic gate against duplicate code and stale docs from LLM agents
It refuses duplicate writes before they hit disk and keeps a quality score that is only allowed to rise, so agent-driven repos stop quietly sprawling.
CodeEraser sits between a coding agent and the filesystem. It intercepts writes, detects duplicated code and documentation structurally across several languages, and rejects them, then scores the repo and gates changes so the score cannot regress. There is no model involved: judgments are deterministic and fast (a 46 ms hook probe, a 671 ms full scan at p50 on the author's numbers). It ships as a GUI, a CLI and a Claude Code plugin, with installs via Homebrew, winget, Cargo and release binaries for macOS, Linux and Windows. Apache-2.0, version 1.7.3, 599 commits since August 2026.
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