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Title: Show HN: SignalSpore — rollout decision receipts for AI coding agents

AI coding agents can read repos, edit files, run commands, and open PRs, but most directories do not answer the rollout question: what access are we granting, what controls are missing, and what evidence supports the decision? SignalSpore is a public beta decision-support registry for ten AI-assisted launch evidence records. It runs a deterministic check, returns a source-backed pilot boundary, exposes evidence gaps, and creates a shareable non-certification receipt. The data is public; corrections and methodology criticism are welcome.

GitHub README announcement

SignalSpore public beta: rollout decision receipts for AI coding agents.

Example API/JSON: {"agent":"Claude Code","verdict":"conditional-pilot","receiptStatus":"current"}

Include screenshot /og/receipt-verdict.svg, receipt example, open dataset, and correction link.

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For CTOs, engineering managers, platform teams, and security teams: before approving a coding agent, decide the exact access boundary. SignalSpore public beta turns public evidence into missing controls, evidence gaps, pilot scope, and a receipt your team can share internally. Not certification; a starting point for better rollout review.

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  1. Coding agents can edit files and run commands.
  2. Teams need explicit rollout boundaries, not generic rankings.
  3. SignalSpore checks planned access against evidence and controls.
  4. The result is a shareable receipt with evidence gaps and expiry.
  5. Public beta covers ten AI-assisted launch evidence records; corrections welcome.

Reddit drafts

Developer tools: I built a public-beta check for coding-agent rollout boundaries; looking for evidence corrections.

Platform engineering: Does this receipt format match how your team approves repo/tool access?

Cybersecurity: Critique requested: evidence labels, missing controls, and unsupported claims for AI coding agents.

AI agents: A small registry for source-backed rollout decisions, not a hype directory.

Direct outreach

Platform leaders: Could I get your critique on whether this receipt would help standardize AI coding-agent pilot intake?

AppSec leaders: I’m validating a public-beta evidence receipt for coding-agent controls; what evidence labels would you distrust?

AI consultants: Would a shareable receipt help client rollout discussions?

Vendors: Please submit official evidence/corrections; vendor claims stay pending until classified.

Newsletter writers: If useful, I can share the dataset and methodology for critique.