Detect when AI code changes exceed declared task scope (MCP server).
Detect and report when AI coding agents change files outside their declared task scope. Designed to plug into Cursor, Claude Code, and other MCP-compatible AI coding agents via the standard stdio transport. 1. Declared scope — the files (as fnmatch globs) and categories (tests, docs, infra, config, code) the task is allowed to touch. 2. Actual diff — the files the AI actually modified. If the…
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Detect and report when AI coding agents change files outside their declared task scope. Designed to plug into Cursor, Claude Code, and other MCP-compatible AI coding agents via the standard stdio transport. 1. Declared scope — the files (as fnmatch globs) and categories (tests, docs, infra, config, code) the task is allowed to touch. 2. Actual diff — the files the AI actually modified. If the actual diff exceeds the declared scope, the tool returns and lists the offending files and categories.…
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