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+ # Agent Execution Protocol
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+ Crosscheck growth runs as a reviewed workflow: a builder agent ships a narrow artifact, an evaluator agent critiques it against evidence, and the builder iterates before the work is promoted.
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+ ## Weekly cadence
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+ 1. Pick one weekly bet.
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+ 2. Assign one builder agent and one evaluator agent.
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+ 3. Builder ships the smallest artifact that could produce the target user action.
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+ 4. Evaluator returns `ship`, `iterate`, or `stop`.
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+ 5. Builder applies the evaluator's top fixes.
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+ 6. Human owner makes the final call.
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+ 7. Adoption Agent records the evidence and next experiment.
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+ ## Decision rules
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+ - Prefer activated usage over attention. A completed review is stronger than a like, star, or install.
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+ - Do not broaden distribution until onboarding and proof are good enough to absorb new users.
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+ - Treat repeated confusion as a product/docs bug, not a user flaw.
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+ - Every public claim must be backed by a demo, repo artifact, or dogfooding data.
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+ - Every shipped piece should make Crosscheck more clearly associated with Humanbased's complete agentic software delivery commitment.
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+ ## Base agent prompt
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+ ```text
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+ You are the [Agent Name] for Crosscheck by Humanbased.
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+ Mission:
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+ Grow Crosscheck as proof of Humanbased's commitment to complete agentic software delivery: implementation, independent review, repair, and recheck until code is genuinely merge-ready.
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+ Current weekly bet:
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+ [Paste weekly bet]
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+ Role:
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+ [Builder or evaluator]
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+ Evaluate against:
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+ - activated usage, not vanity attention
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+ - clarity of the Review -> Fix -> Recheck loop
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+ - trust, permission boundaries, and responsible automation
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+ - whether this improves the next user's first successful review
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+ Output:
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+ 1. Decision: ship / iterate / stop
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+ 2. Top 3 findings
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+ 3. Concrete edits or actions
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+ 4. Metric to inspect next
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+ ```
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+ ## Agent roles
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+ ### Positioning Agent
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+ Owns message, ICP, promise, objections, and the Humanbased narrative.
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+ Evaluator question: Can a developer explain what Crosscheck is, when to use it, and why it is not just another AI reviewer within 10 seconds?
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+ ### Onboarding Agent
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+ Owns install, prerequisites, first command, fixture PR, and setup docs.
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+ Evaluator question: Can a new user reach a useful review verdict in under 10 minutes?
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+ ### Proof Agent
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+ Owns demo PRs, videos, screenshots, dogfooding reports, and evidence quality.
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+ Evaluator question: Does the proof show starting PR -> blocking finding -> fix -> recheck -> merge-ready?
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+ ### Distribution Agent
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+ Owns GitHub, npm, release notes, channel sequencing, and launch surfaces.
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+ Evaluator question: Does the channel produce activated users, not just attention?
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+ ### Content Agent
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+ Owns essays, tutorials, comparison posts, templates, and search/share strategy.
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+ Evaluator question: Is the content searchable, shareable, or both, and does it drive one clear action?
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+ ### Community Agent
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+ Owns HN, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Discord, GitHub Discussions, and reply mining.
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+ Evaluator question: Did the conversation reveal objections, use cases, bugs, or testimonials?
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+ ### Trust Agent
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+ Owns permissions, telemetry, mutation boundaries, webhook behavior, and safety copy.
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+ Evaluator question: Can a cautious team explain what Crosscheck can and cannot touch?
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+ ### Adoption Agent
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+ Owns metrics, issue labels, weekly report, and bottleneck diagnosis.
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+ Evaluator question: Which step loses users: install, onboard, review, fix, or recheck?
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+ ### Partnership Agent
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+ Owns borrowed-audience experiments with OSS maintainers, tutorial creators, newsletters, and devtool communities.
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+ Evaluator question: Did borrowed attention convert into owned audience or repeat usage?
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+ ## Weekly review template
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+ ```markdown
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+ ## Growth Review: YYYY-MM-DD
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+ ### Weekly Bet
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+ Segment:
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+ Promise:
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+ Channel:
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+ Asset:
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+ Conversion:
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+ ### Shipped
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+ -
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+ ### Evidence
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+ Installs:
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+ Onboard completed:
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+ Reviews completed:
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+ Fix loops completed:
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+ Rechecks completed:
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+ Weekly active repos:
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+ Top failure:
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+ Best user quote:
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+ ### Agent Decisions
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+ Positioning Agent:
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+ Onboarding Agent:
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+ Proof Agent:
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+ Distribution Agent:
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+ Trust Agent:
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+ Adoption Agent:
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+ ### Decision
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+ Double down:
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+ Iterate:
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+ Stop:
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+ Next experiment:
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+ ```
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+ # Cycle 01 Assets
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+ These are the first assets to build, evaluate, and iterate before broad distribution.
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+ ## Asset 1: Try Without Production Risk
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+ Builder agent: Onboarding Agent.
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+ Evaluator agent: Adoption Agent.
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+ ### Goal
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+ Let a new user prove Crosscheck on one controlled PR before connecting it to a real production workflow.
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+ ### Draft flow
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g @humanbased/crosscheck
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+ gh auth login
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+ codex login --device-auth
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+ crosscheck status
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+ crosscheck onboard
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+ crosscheck review https://github.com/humanbased-ai/crosscheck-proof-fixture/pull/1 --reviewer codex
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+ ```
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+ If a public fixture repo is not ready yet, use a friendly user's real PR and label the guide "Bring one safe PR".
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+ ### Required fixture behavior
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+ - The PR should contain one realistic AI-slop failure:
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+ - subtle regression
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+ - incomplete edge-case handling
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+ - premature "fixed" state
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+ - The expected review should produce one blocking or needs-work finding.
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+ - The fixture should include a follow-up fix commit.
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+ - The recheck should approve or clearly explain the remaining gap.
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+ ### Evaluation
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+ - A new user knows the prerequisites before running the command.
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+ - The command path does not require watch mode, webhooks, or team setup.
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+ - Failure modes point to one next action.
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+ - The output makes the Review -> Fix -> Recheck concept visible.
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+ ### Iterate when
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+ - Users ask which PR to use.
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+ - Users get blocked by GitHub or agent CLI auth.
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+ - Users complete review but do not understand how to run fix/recheck.
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+ ## Asset 2: Proof Demo
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+ Builder agent: Proof Agent.
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+ Evaluator agent: Trust Agent.
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+ ### Goal
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+ Show Crosscheck turning a plausible AI-authored PR into a merge-ready patch.
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+ ### 90-second script
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+ 1. Show the PR title and diff. Say: "This PR looks done, but it has a subtle regression."
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+ 2. Run:
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+ ```bash
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+ crosscheck review <fixture-pr-url> --reviewer codex
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+ ```
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+ 3. Show the GitHub review comment with the concrete blocking finding.
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+ 4. Run:
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+ ```bash
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+ crosscheck run <fixture-pr-url> --steps fix,recheck --fixer claude --reviewer codex
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+ ```
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+ 5. Show the fix commit.
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+ 6. Show the recheck verdict.
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+ 7. End with:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g @humanbased/crosscheck
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+ ```
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+ ### Launch-ready proof checklist
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+ - Shows the starting bug.
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+ - Shows the Crosscheck finding.
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+ - Shows the fix.
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+ - Shows the recheck.
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+ - Uses Humanbased wording once, lightly: "Built by Humanbased for complete agentic software delivery."
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+ - Does not imply fully autonomous merge or guaranteed correctness.
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+ ### Iterate when
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+ - The demo looks like a toy.
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+ - The finding is too vague.
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+ - The fix/recheck part is missing or rushed.
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+ - Viewers understand the concept but do not know what to run.
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+ ## Asset 3: Narrow Distribution Kit
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+ Builder agent: Distribution Agent.
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+ Evaluator agent: Community Agent.
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+ ### Goal
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+ Invite the right builders to run the fixture/demo path and report where it breaks.
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+ ### GitHub pinned issue draft
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+ ```markdown
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+ # Crosscheck has moved to Humanbased
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+ Crosscheck now lives at `@humanbased/crosscheck` and `github.com/humanbased-ai/crosscheck`.
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+ The mission is the same and sharper: combat AI slop by turning agent-written PRs into merge-ready patches through a Review -> Fix -> Recheck loop.
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+ Install:
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ For the first growth cycle, we are looking for feedback on one thing:
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+ Can you complete one useful review in under 10 minutes?
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+ Please share:
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+ - your agent CLI setup
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+ - the command you ran
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+ - where you got stuck
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+ - whether the review finding was useful
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+ ```
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+ ### X / LinkedIn post draft
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+ ```text
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+ We analyzed 295 agentic PRs from Humanbased's own monorepo.
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+ The lesson was not "AI review everything harder."
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+ It was: route review strength based on PR shape, keep review/fix/recheck visible, and measure where agentic workflows actually fail.
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+ That's why we built Crosscheck.
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+ Read the field report:
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+ https://blog.humanbased.ai/posts/agentic-pr-quality-crosscheck/
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+ Try the fixture:
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+ crosscheck review https://github.com/humanbased-ai/crosscheck-proof-fixture/pull/1 --reviewer codex
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+ ```
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+ ### Hacker News / Show HN draft
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+ ```text
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+ We published a field report from 295 agentic PRs at Humanbased.
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+ The useful finding was that agentic code review needs to be treated as a workflow: review routing, fix loops, rechecks, and post-merge measurement. A single "AI reviewer comment" is too shallow.
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+ Crosscheck is the open-source CLI we built from that work. It runs a Review -> Fix -> Recheck loop through Claude Code or Codex.
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+ I'm especially looking for feedback from people already using coding agents: can you get one useful review verdict on the fixture PR in under 10 minutes?
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+ ```
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+ ### Reddit / Discord-style post draft
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+ ```text
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+ I'm looking for workflow critique from people using Claude Code, Codex, or other coding agents on real PRs.
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+ Crosscheck is an open-source CLI from Humanbased that adds a Review -> Fix -> Recheck loop around agent-written PRs. The use case is catching "early victory" PRs: patches that look done but still have regressions, missing edge cases, or shallow fixes.
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+ The thing I want to validate first is activation:
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+ Can a new user get one useful review verdict in under 10 minutes?
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+ Install:
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+ What would make you trust or reject this workflow?
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+ ```
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+ ### Evaluation
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+ - Each post asks for a concrete action.
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+ - Each post leads to install, fixture/demo path, or a specific critique.
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+ - Each reply is tagged as objection, use case, bug, competitor, testimonial, or noise.
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+ ### Iterate when
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+ - Replies debate the concept but nobody runs it.
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+ - Users install but fail before review.
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+ - Users ask about trust boundaries.
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+ - People mistake Crosscheck for hosted AI review.
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+ # Growth Cycle 01: Activation Before Amplification
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+ ## Weekly bet
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+ **Segment:** Solo developers and technical founders already using Claude Code, Codex, or both.
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+ **Promise:** Crosscheck stops agent-written PRs from reaching merge too early by adding an independent Review -> Fix -> Recheck loop.
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+ **Channel:** GitHub README, npm package page, one fixture/demo path, then narrow community posts only after proof is ready.
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+ **Asset:** A first-run activation path that proves Crosscheck on one PR without risking a production repo.
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+ **Conversion:** A new user installs `@humanbased/crosscheck` and completes one useful review verdict.
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+ ## Agent assignments
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+ | Step | Builder agent | Evaluator agent | Artifact | Decision gate |
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+ | 1. First-run activation | Onboarding Agent | Adoption Agent | Install-to-review guide and fixture PR path | User can complete one review in under 10 minutes |
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+ | 2. Proof demo | Proof Agent | Trust Agent | Demo script showing PR -> finding -> fix -> recheck | Demo shows real value without overstating safety |
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+ | 3. Narrow distribution | Distribution Agent | Community Agent | Channel-specific posts | Post asks for a concrete run, critique, or install |
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+ | 4. Weekly review | Adoption Agent | Positioning Agent | Growth review log | One bottleneck and next experiment are clear |
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+ ## Execution order
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+ ### Day 1: Activation
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+ - Confirm the install and review command path.
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+ - Can a clean user answer "what do I run next?"
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+ - Does setup fail with actionable diagnostics?
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+ - Does it show the repair and recheck, not just a review comment?
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+ - Does it avoid implying automatic merge or guaranteed correctness?
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+ ### Day 3: Narrow distribution
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+ - One clear user action per post.
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+ - Does it invite critique from builders instead of generic attention?
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+ - Is the Humanbased mission present without crowding out the tool?
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+ - Which users are actually trying the tool?
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+ - What is the single biggest bottleneck?
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+ - Which agent owns the next fix?
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+ ## Initial success metrics
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+ | Fixture/demo review completed | 3 successful external or friendly-user runs | Proves first value |
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+ | Time to first review verdict | Under 10 minutes after prerequisites | Proves activation |
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+ | Top failure category identified | 1 clearly named category | Guides product/docs fix |
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+ | Public proof asset ready | 1 launch-ready demo | Enables distribution |
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+ | Qualified community replies | 5 specific objections/use cases | Improves positioning |
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+ ### Shipped
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+ - Agent execution protocol with reusable builder/evaluator prompts.
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+ - Cycle 01 activation-before-amplification runbook.
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+ - Cycle 01 asset drafts for onboarding proof, demo proof, and narrow distribution.
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+ - `crosscheck status` fix: webhook secret now reports as auto-managed instead of missing.
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+ - README first screen now includes a one-shot "first useful review in 10 minutes" path.
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+ - Get-started guide now leads with `status` and single-PR review before `watch`/`serve`.
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+ - Proof demo and fixture PR docs.
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+ - Public fixture repo created at `https://github.com/humanbased-ai/crosscheck-proof-fixture`.
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+ - Fixture PR opened at `https://github.com/humanbased-ai/crosscheck-proof-fixture/pull/1` with secure `main` and buggy `add-transaction-pagination` branch.
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+ - Fixture review completed with `VERDICT: BLOCK`: `https://github.com/humanbased-ai/crosscheck-proof-fixture/pull/1#issuecomment-4633226342`.
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+ - Clone error redaction patched after a failed HTTPS clone exposed that authenticated clone URLs must be sanitized before printing.
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+ ### Evidence
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+ - Onboard completed: Pending.
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+ - Reviews completed: 1 fixture review completed with `BLOCK`.
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+ - Fix loops completed: Pending.
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+ - Rechecks completed: Pending.
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+ - Weekly active repos: Pending.
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+ - Top failure: Fix/recheck could not start because GitHub clone failed twice: HTTPS timed out, then SSH failed because this machine lacks GitHub SSH key access.
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+ - Best user quote: Pending.
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+ - Positioning Agent: Use Humanbased as the primary brand and tie Crosscheck to complete agentic software delivery.
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+ - Onboarding Agent: Iterate. Lead with one-shot review, require only one AI CLI, clarify config path, and fix webhook-secret false failure.
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+ - Proof Agent: Iterate. Use a public fixture PR plus 60-90 second video showing BLOCK -> fix -> recheck -> APPROVE.
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+ - Content Agent: Use the published field report as proof-led top of funnel: blog -> README quick start -> fixture review -> first useful verdict.
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+ - Distribution Agent: Hold broad launch. Start GitHub/X/Reddit/LinkedIn narrow wave only after 3 successful first-run reviews and public proof.
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+ - Trust Agent: Pending full permissions/trust doc pass.
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+ - Adoption Agent: Treat completed reviews as the activation metric; pause outreach if the same setup issue blocks two users.
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+ - Iterate: Restore GitHub clone reliability, run fix/recheck on the public fixture PR, capture the BLOCK -> fix -> recheck proof, and update README with the proof asset once recorded.
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