AI-written code gets risky when nobody checks the diffs.
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AI-written code gets risky when nobody checks the diffs. gap-trap is a coding-agent skill for builders who want repository-specific quality checks around AI-written code. It helps you turn project rules into enforceable checks by reading a repository, writing rules that fit the codebase, and adding gates that fail a commit or CI run when a rule is broken. Key features: • Contracts – documents the approved path for areas such as HTTP, logging, settings, and auth, plus checks for bypasses • Proven red – runs each new test against old code in CI so a test has to prove it can fail • Ratchets –
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