AI Decision System
Replayable, offline-verifiable records for AI-assisted go/no-go decisions: experiment promotions, typed model answers and human-approved actions.
From a raw idea to merged code: multi-model LLM councils plan, Ralph loops perfect, and OpenCode worktrees ship every change. Free, open source, runs locally.
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This repository accepts documentation and website contributions only. Typos, unclear wording, broken links, missing docs, layout and styling problems: those belong here.
Everything about the application itself, including bugs, crashes, feature requests, the changelog, and source, belongs in the LoopTroop application repository. Issues opened here about application behavior will be redirected there.
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Documentation pages are Markdown in docs/. The marketing page is web.html and src/web.css.
The CLI reference in docs/cli.md, the minimum Node version, and install-command checks use the application commit pinned by CLI_SOURCE_REF. It can point to an in-progress application change; docs stay current without waiting for a merge or release. The Follow LoopTroop main workflow checks main daily and publishes when the CLI reference or Node prerequisites change. To update sooner after changes reach main, run it from the Actions tab.
Renew public/.well-known/security.txt manually before it expires. Confirm that its GitHub reporting link and published policy URL are still correct, then set Expires to 364 days ahead. Run node --test tests/security-metadata.test.mjs to check the fields, expiry window, and Vercel headers.
Before opening a pull request, see CONTRIBUTING.md for the checks to run.