io.github.nugehs/aiglare

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Audit AI/LLM features for governance guardrails: confidence, fallback, validation, human-in-loop.

Lint your AI features for governance guardrails — where can the model do something you can't undo? []( []( [](LICENSE) []( Live site: nugehs.github.io/aiglare-web Point it at any JS/TS repo and it finds every place an LLM/AI output reaches a user or triggers a side-effect (payment, booking, email, database write) — then flags which of those have no confidence handling, no fallback, no output…

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Authorio.github.nugehs
LicenseUnknown
Version0.2.3
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Lint your AI features for governance guardrails — where can the model do something you can't undo? []( []( [](LICENSE) []( Live site: nugehs.github.io/aiglare-web Point it at any JS/TS repo and it finds every place an LLM/AI output reaches a user or triggers a side-effect (payment, booking, email, database write) — then flags which of those have no confidence handling, no fallback, no output validation, and no human-in-the-loop. Most AI incidents aren't model failures. They're governance…

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