Understand
As you hand more work to agents, it helps to know what their checks establish, what the project remembers, and which decisions need you. These pages explain those ideas through situations you can recognize, so the next result your agent brings back is easier to judge.
For a particular questionQuestionSomething the agent is asked to judge about the project or a change., choose a page below.
When you're ready to act, the guides explain the procedure. Reference is available when you need an exact field, command, or setting.
In this section
§- Practice and rolesSee how your direction becomes checked work, what the agent handles, and what the project keeps for future sessions.
- ProofRead the evidence that comes with a finished change, understand what it establishes, and see what still needs your judgment.
- Worktrees and trunkUnderstand where separate tasks work, how their results come together, and what reaches the shared branch.
- CheckpointsPut important review questions where changes need them, with the agent's judgment visible in the result.
- StandardsKeep a measured improvement from quietly disappearing as the project changes.
- Instructions, skills, and the mapSee how a correction, a useful method, and a project decision become knowledge future coding-agent sessions can use.
- Evidence and improvementUse local findings to understand recurring friction, distinguish observations from explanations, and choose a useful next investigation.
- Local controlSee what discern runs, writes, and records on your machine, and how those boundaries differ from your coding agent and project commands.