How should teams review AI-assisted work before trusting it?

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Summary

MindForge Guard is a CLI-first evidence layer that generates deterministic reports for single-agent AI workflows, enabling human review before trusting agent actions.

A lot of agent demos show the action. Fewer show the review trail behind the action. That is the gap I’ve been working on. I built MindForge Guard as a CLI-first evidence layer for single-agent AI workflows. The idea is to turn an agent workflow into a deterministic report that a human can review. The report focuses on: * what the agent was asked to do * what scope it had * what evidence supports the action * what is missing * what risk/drift signals are visible * what still needs human review It is intentionally not an agent runtime, not an approval system, not a blocker, and not a control plane. The goal is narrower: review before trust. I’m looking for feedback from people building or operating agents: Would you maintain an Evidence Pack for agent actions? What evidence would make an agent workflow more reviewable? Where does this break down?
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