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+ This site has moved to CorvidLabs → +diff --git a/site/src/layouts/RedirectLayout.astro b/site/src/layouts/RedirectLayout.astro new file mode 100644 index 0000000..bc6edcb --- /dev/null +++ b/site/src/layouts/RedirectLayout.astro @@ -0,0 +1,57 @@ +--- +// Standalone redirect stub for the retired augur site. The marketing and docs +// content now live on the CorvidLabs hub, so every route here meta-refreshes to +// its hub equivalent and declares the hub URL as canonical. Kept dependency-free +// (no Header/Footer/tokens) so it can't link back into the retired pages. +interface Props { + title: string + destination: string +} +const { title, destination } = Astro.props +--- + + +
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-`augur` reads a diff and tells you how risky it is, and whether a human should look, as a deterministic, scriptable verdict: proceed, review, or block.
-Build it: swift build -c release · macOS & Linux · Swift 6 · git
Colored, TTY-aware output: --color auto|always|never, honors NO_COLOR; piped & JSON stay plain.
- Why it exists
-`augur` turns the senior-engineer instinct ("this part is fine, that part needs a careful look") into a deterministic artifact both humans and agents can act on.
-The missing primitive. Humans can't hand-review the volume agents produce, and agents have no native sense of "I'm out of my depth here, escalate." `augur` is that primitive: language-agnostic, CI-agnostic, requiring no API key and no LLM.
-Spend review attention on the risky 10% of a 40-file PR. `augur` sorts the files riskiest-first and tells you exactly which signal fired.
-augur gate exits non-zero so an agent escalates to a human instead of merging blind. Drop it in a CI step or an agent loop.
Every signal is derived from git history and the filesystem. No model, no network. A history calibration reports whether a score is guessing or grounded.
-Each signal is a pure function over the change surface and git history, contributing a documented weight to a transparent blend. No opaque numbers.
-{s.catches}
-Trust pipeline
-A verdict from `augur` is ephemeral: it lives for one CI run and is gone. Its sibling attest makes it durable: a signed-or-unsigned provenance note, keyed to the commit SHA, of who or what reviewed a change and at what confidence. They compose over a pipe and never link to each other.
-augur check --json | attest sign --from-augur - {'# record the trust'}
-attest verify --policy .attest.json {'# gate on it'}
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