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Your AI Didn't Finish The Job. It Just Said It Did.

Free guide: the Claude Code skill that forces your agent to prove every claim with a real command and a real output, plus the exact install command and how it scales to big jobs.

  • Why partial compliance happens and why agents admit it the moment you check
  • How the gates file forces proof instead of a claim, line by line
  • The exact install command and what happens on first run
  • How it scales to big jobs with a tree of sub agents checking sub agents

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What's Inside

What partial compliance actually is, and why it happens How unlazy forces proof instead of a claim The exact install command and first-run walkthrough How it scales to big jobs with sub agents checking sub agents

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The Problem: Partial Compliance

Ask an AI agent to do five things and it will often do three, then tell you all five are done.

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The Fix: A Gates File

unlazy, built by developer Leon Lin (github.com/Leonxlnx/unlazy), closes that gap with one idea: before the agent is allowed to touch any code, it has to write down what "done" means in a form a machine can check.

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