Tessl releases Verifiers to check agent code changes against repo rules
Overview
Tessl releases Verifiers, plain-text rules stored in a repository and checked on each code change, returning a pass or fail like lint or tests.
Tessl says an LLM judge scores each yes-or-no rule, with scope and warn or error severity set in tessl.json, and the default judge is openai/gpt-6-luna.
Tessl says Verifiers are generally available and can run locally, in pre-commit, or as a CI gate through the tessl change verify command. The source is Tessl's own blog post, and no independent evaluation of the judge's accuracy is reported.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 15, 10:03 AM ET
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AITessl says Verifiers are plain-text rules stored in a repo and checked on each code change, returning a pass or fail like lint or tests. An LLM judge scores each yes-or-no rule, with scope and warn or error severity set in tessl.json, and the default judge is openai/gpt-6-luna. Tessl says the tool is generally available and can run locally, in pre-commit, or as a CI gate.
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