Agents declare what they will touch before they touch it; clashes show early
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Your agent writes a spec into the repo, then a commit gate holds it honest
The useful piece is not the templates but the commit-msg hook: it blocks the commit while your tests fail, so the discipline survives whichever agent you use that week.
spec-first turns a feature request into a YAML file in your repository before any code is written. One agent drafts the spec, a second checks it against the code you already have and returns build, build with cuts, or refuse. Work then happens on its own branch, and a commit-msg hook runs the same gate from the terminal or any agent. It ships as a Claude Code plugin with nine skills; Codex, Cursor and Copilot read the same files via AGENTS.md. Holger Leichsenring built it while writing Agent Smith. MIT.
Agents declare what they will touch before they touch it; clashes show early
DeepSeek's research build of an agent that watches one repo
A pre-push gate that asks what the agent's change does before it ships
A merge-risk score and a ranked file list, handed to the reviewer
Cuts what Claude Code and Codex spend in a repo you work in daily
Author CI workflows in TypeScript, Python, Go or Rust and compile them to YAML