thumbgate 1.27.8 → 1.27.9
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- package/.claude-plugin/plugin.json +1 -1
- package/.well-known/llms.txt +1 -2
- package/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json +1 -1
- package/README.md +0 -2
- package/adapters/claude/.mcp.json +2 -2
- package/adapters/mcp/server-stdio.js +1 -1
- package/adapters/opencode/opencode.json +1 -1
- package/bin/cli.js +259 -78
- package/package.json +12 -19
- package/public/blog.html +30 -0
- package/public/compare/adopt-ai.html +219 -0
- package/public/compare/agentix-labs.html +197 -0
- package/public/compare/ai-experience-orchestration.html +216 -0
- package/public/compare/anthropic-claude-for-legal.html +260 -0
- package/public/compare/anthropic-containment.html +280 -0
- package/public/compare/arcade.html +175 -0
- package/public/compare/arcjet.html +239 -0
- package/public/compare/bumblebee.html +307 -0
- package/public/compare/claude-code-hooks.html +294 -0
- package/public/compare/databricks-unity-ai-gateway.html +215 -0
- package/public/compare/fallow.html +351 -0
- package/public/compare/heidi.html +233 -0
- package/public/compare/mem0.html +342 -0
- package/public/compare/oak-and-sparrow-gatekeeper.html +289 -0
- package/public/compare/rein.html +236 -0
- package/public/compare/sigmashake.html +256 -0
- package/public/compare/speclock.html +342 -0
- package/public/compare.html +2 -0
- package/public/guides/agent-harness-optimization.html +342 -0
- package/public/guides/agentic-web-governance.html +406 -0
- package/public/guides/ai-agent-governance-sprint.html +415 -0
- package/public/guides/ai-agent-pre-action-approval-gates.html +401 -0
- package/public/guides/ai-agent-workflow-migration-checklist.html +392 -0
- package/public/guides/ai-deployment-readiness.html +415 -0
- package/public/guides/ai-mode-ads-agent-governance.html +401 -0
- package/public/guides/ai-search-topical-presence.html +342 -0
- package/public/guides/autoresearch-agent-safety.html +342 -0
- package/public/guides/background-agent-governance.html +358 -0
- package/public/guides/best-tools-stop-ai-agents-breaking-production.html +363 -0
- package/public/guides/browser-automation-safety.html +342 -0
- package/public/guides/chatgpt-ads-trust.html +353 -0
- package/public/guides/claude-code-feedback.html +339 -0
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- package/public/guides/gpt-5-5-model-evaluation.html +358 -0
- package/public/guides/internal-ai-engineering-stack-guardrails.html +348 -0
- package/public/guides/long-running-agent-context-management.html +346 -0
- package/public/guides/mcp-tool-governance.html +401 -0
- package/public/guides/multica-thumbgate-setup.html +134 -0
- package/public/guides/native-messaging-host-security.html +342 -0
- package/public/guides/policy-engine-pre-action-gates.html +346 -0
- package/public/guides/pre-action-checks.html +342 -0
- package/public/guides/pretooluse-hooks-vs-advisory-prompt-rules.html +342 -0
- package/public/guides/prompt-tricks-to-workflow-rules.html +365 -0
- package/public/guides/proxy-pointer-rag-guardrails.html +352 -0
- package/public/guides/rag-precision-tuning-guardrails.html +352 -0
- package/public/guides/reasoning-compression-guardrails.html +346 -0
- package/public/guides/relational-knowledge-ai-recommendations.html +342 -0
- package/public/guides/roo-code-alternative-cline.html +339 -0
- package/public/guides/semantic-programmatic-seo-guardrails.html +352 -0
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- package/public/guides/stop-repeated-ai-agent-mistakes.html +342 -0
- package/public/index.html +12 -50
- package/public/learn/ac-dc-runtime-enforcement.html +277 -0
- package/public/learn/agent-harness-pattern.html +181 -0
- package/public/learn/agent-swarms-shared-gates.html +173 -0
- package/public/learn/agentic-enterprise-context-brain.html +117 -0
- package/public/learn/agentic-os-team-governance.html +146 -0
- package/public/learn/ai-agent-governance.html +158 -0
- package/public/learn/ai-agent-persistent-memory.html +211 -0
- package/public/learn/background-agent-control-layer.html +184 -0
- package/public/learn/claude-code-goal-with-rubrics.html +205 -0
- package/public/learn/codex-role-plugins-need-governance.html +125 -0
- package/public/learn/cost-aware-agent-gate-routing.html +173 -0
- package/public/learn/databricks-unity-ai-gateway-runtime-governance.html +157 -0
- package/public/learn/deterministic-agent-workflows.html +185 -0
- package/public/learn/feedback-loop-vs-decision-layer.html +283 -0
- package/public/learn/from-prototype-to-production.html +223 -0
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- package/public/learn/mcp-pre-action-checks-explained.html +172 -0
- package/public/learn/pretix-stripe-connect-marketplaces.html +161 -0
- package/public/learn/regulated-agent-execution-boundary.html +196 -0
- package/public/learn/spec-driven-development.html +168 -0
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- package/adapters/policy-engine/ethicore-guardian-client.js +0 -68
- package/adapters/policy-engine/thumbgate-policy-engine-adapter.js +0 -260
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