Understand the difference
Prompts say what to ask. Control layers say what must be true.
Open the visual proof →Create, reason, build, verify, and grow with workflows that expose evidence, boundaries, stop conditions, and human authority.
A first visit should feel like a guided product, not an archive. This is the shortest route from a public claim to a checkable result.
Prompts say what to ask. Control layers say what must be true.
Open the visual proof →Start before the work, while making the artifact, or before release.
Choose a route →Use a temporary home and get one bounded result without touching live config.
Run the quickstart →Match the artifact to its fixture, verifier, evidence, and non-claims.
Inspect the proof →Do not browse 56 folders first. Start with the moment where an agent most often wastes time: before the work, during creation, or before release.
Turn a vague request into a falsifiable task contract before polished output hides a wrong assumption.
Open Wenzhen demo →Give each page one narrative job, lock one visual grammar, then verify the artifact.
Open Deck demo →Review a change through failure mode, maintenance, and trust-boundary lenses.
Open Reviewer demo →Every item installs from this repository. Public beta means source-available, sanitized, package-validated, lifecycle-smoked, and honest about unresolved host-version evidence.
Fifteen compact rules separate evidence from claims, reversible work from authority, and artifact creation from real-world success.
The repository publishes what each check proves—and what it cannot prove. Fluent output is never treated as its own evidence.
If one Skill saves you from rebuilding a guardrail, keep the library close.