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Philosophy

Good code needs a governed workflow.

A coding model needs relevant project knowledge, a clear task boundary and a way to verify its work. Snipara connects those requirements in a harness with memory, orchestration and review before integration.

Project Brain record
From context to proof
01 / raw context
docs, decisions, code, active work
02 / review
authority, freshness, stale warnings
03 / brief
what changed, impact, next check
04 / receipt
proof that can help the next run
Beliefs

Four rules for a coding agent harness.

01

Ground every task.

Sources and reviewed decisions should guide the agent before it edits.

02

Context needs authority.

A memory without source, freshness, and review becomes noise.

03

Scope the execution.

Declare the allowed changes, required proof and execution limits before dispatch.

04

Review before integration.

Passing tests is evidence. A separate review can still refuse the candidate.

Project Brain means the answer has a memory trail.

A coding agent can search files. Snipara's job is harder: decide which project truth is current, which context matters, what could break, and what proof closes the loop.

project-brain.json
{
"decision": "current",
"source": "reviewed memory",
"impact": ["billing", "permissions"],
"verify": ["tests", "receipt"],
"next_agent": "starts here"
}

Set it up once. Let every agent start from the same project truth.