Open-source release · September 3, 2026
Six AI workflows you can pull apart before trusting them.
Most workflow lists stop at tool names. These six MIT-licensed kits start with a job, preserve the evidence, and end with a decision another person can review.
What is actually verified?
Every kit includes a starter ledger and a shell verifier. All 17 repository verifiers pass at release v0.17.0. That proves the required files and evidence fields are present; it does not prove every editorial workflow produces a better business result. The recipes say “not benchmarked” until measured runs exist.
The six kits
The rule behind all six
- Freeze the job, input, versions, permissions, and done definition.
- Keep deterministic checks separate from model judgment.
- Retain raw outputs, interventions, failures, time, tokens, and cost where available.
- Change one variable at a time and repeat noisy runs.
- Publish the boundary: what this evidence does not establish.
Help us find the weak one
Run a kit on a disposable fixture. If a verifier passes while decision-critical evidence is missing, open an issue with the smallest safe reproduction. That is more useful than a star, and we will keep the failure in the public record.
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