Project overview
Use Congruence to catch semantic drift between what an AI agent, README, UI, or configuration claims and what the code actually does. It extracts verifiable claims, searches the project for evidence, classifies each result as congruent, incongruent, partial, or unverifiable, and produces a pre-deploy decision. This complements tests and technical code review rather than replacing them, and adapters are provided for many coding tools.
Repository facts
- Primary language
- Shell
- License
- MIT
- Repository updated
- May 22, 2026
- Default branch
- main
Resource types
General skill
Use cases
Code review and qualityDocument productivity
Platforms
Claude Code, Codex, and more
Capabilities
Verification and evals
Audience
Developers