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GateBolt: AI coding agent compliance checker

GateBolt is a tool that ensures AI coding agents follow their declared intent. It requires the agent to state its planned changes upfront, then audits the actual modifications against that declaration, flagging undeclared file changes, secret leaks, or skipped tasks. It solves the problem of unreliable agent reporting for developers using AI coding assistants.

1 engagement·1 source·Mon, Jul 13, 2026, 06:49 AM
GateBolt addresses the trust gap in AI coding agents by enforcing a declare-then-verify workflow. The agent must specify its intended changes before execution; GateBolt then compares the actual diff against the declaration. It detects undeclared file modifications, accidental secret writes, and omitted changes, scoring compliance. The product was pitched at Cambridge's Ignite programme. No tech stack or traction details were provided.

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