I built a tiny CI tool to keep AI agent configs from drifting in my repo
If your team uses AI coding agents on real code, you've probably hit this: The rules your agents are supposed to follow — what tools they're allowed to use, who can call who, when something should escalate — live in scattered prompts, READMEs, and Notion docs. Nothing in your CI pipeline fails when
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