DriftGuard analyzes a repository for dependency and API upgrade impact, identifies affected code, applies targeted migration changes, and validates the result with tests. It returns a structured migration result with changed files, diff, migration report, test results, and PR-ready summary. Runs with Claude Agent in Capafy and supports terminal/CI workflows.
Built around the part everyone gets wrong: when a key leaks you rotate it first — it's compromised the second it hits a remote, and bots scan public pushes within seconds. Scans staged changes, the working tree, and git history for provider key shapes, private keys, committed .env/credential files, and hardcoded creds — tuned for signal over noise so placeholders and $ENV refs don't cry wolf — then walks rotate → purge-from-history → move-to-env → add-a-pre-commit-hook, in the right order.
Hard verification gates that catch the claims that get published content deleted — before you hit publish. Five gates reject historical over-generalization, causal claims about tides/weather without primary data, sources that don't cover the claimed scope, stale time-sensitive facts, and one-sided reassurance. Born from real post-publication deletions on a daily knowledge channel. Works on scripts, articles, newsletters, and social posts.
Verify that an AI agent changed only the approved SEO fields in your Shopify product CSV. Deterministic, fail-closed validation with JSON and Markdown evidence.
Turn video scripts into structured retention audits — map hook failures, desertion windows, and re-engagement fixes using attention psychology.
From a local ISSUE file to a verified, committed deliverable — with a fresh-subagent acceptance gate that catches wrong screenshots and leaked logic.
Create a reversible, project-local Codex copy of Claude Code agents, skills, commands, compatible hooks, MCP, and persistent GPT routing—while keeping Claude untouched.