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# Driftproof
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**Continuous, model-version-bound verification of agent skills.**
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[](https://driftproofhq.com)
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— live badge for the bundled `commit-message-conventions` example, generated from its own receipt.
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Driftproof is an open **receipt spec** plus a **runner** that measures whether an
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agent skill actually helps — by running the skill's eval suite **with** and
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**without** the skill on a named model version, judging each case several times to
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get a confidence band, and emitting a signed, dated **receipt**. Diff two receipts
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across model releases and you get a **drift report**.
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Driftproof **consumes** the [`agentskills.io/evals`](https://agentskills.io) eval
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format; it does not invent its own.
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📊 **[Report #001](docs/reports/001/index.html)** ([markdown](reports/report-001.md))
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— ten public agent skills, run across a current-vs-previous Sonnet release with
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sampled, band-based verdicts.
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## Why
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A skill is usually tested **once**, against **one** model, and the verdict is
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treated as permanent. But the substrate moves: models get updated, retired, and
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replaced. A skill that measurably helped last quarter can quietly become a no-op —
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or a net negative — the next time the model underneath it changes, and nobody
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**Verdicts age because the substrate moves.** Driftproof exists to keep the
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verdict current: cheap, repeatable, hash-stamped measurements bound to a specific
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model version, so "does this skill still help?" has a dated, reproducible answer
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instead of a stale one.
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enough to act on**. An LLM judge is noisy, so a naive score can swing run to run
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by more than the drift you're trying to detect. Driftproof's answer is to **sample
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the judge and report confidence bands**, and to **only claim a regression when the
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bands don't overlap**. A tool that cries wolf is worse than no tool.
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## Quickstart — receipt for your own skill in ~10 minutes
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You need Node ≥ 22 and an `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`.
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```bash
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# 1. Scaffold a skill skeleton: SKILL.md + evals/evals.json (3 example cases) + .driftproofrc
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model?" — `PASSED` when the with-skill score beats the baseline by at least the
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effect floor, `NO_EFFECT` when it doesn't, `REGRESSED` when the skill hurts. Each
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case is judged several times, so it carries a **band** (`mean ± stddev`) instead of
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bands don't overlap. The **effect floor** (0.05, one judge quantization step) is the
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minimum real move required before a change counts as more than noise — band
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separation *plus* a floor-sized delta, never either alone.
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