Vouch

What it does

Vouch is durable, review-gated decision-memory for Gittensor (Bittensor SN74): a cited knowledge base that records why each scoring rule, allow-list, and emission-split decision was made — and what it superseded.

A local-first, git-native knowledge base for coding agents. Agents propose; you approve. Every claim cites a source, every decision is a diff in your repo.

Agents propose claims with cited, content-hashed sources. You approve them. Approved knowledge compiles into a wiki that lives in your repo — YAML and markdown, diffs and blame, an append-only audit log. Every write passes review. Every agent write becomes a pending proposal — a plain YAML file in .vouch/ , not a row in an opaque database. A claim must cite a source, and sources are content-hashed at registration. A claim without evidence isn't low-confidence — it's a validation error. id: claim/deploy-tagged-commit text: production deploys run `make release` from a tagged commit status: PENDING # ← nothing lands without review sources: - id: source/runbook-md sha256: 9f31c4a8…e2 #…from vouchai.dev

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