AI-first devtools need executable CLI contracts: typed schemas, deterministic JSON, local evidence, and handles agents can verify.
The executable as the interface agents can discover, verify, and trust
An AI agent can read your README, scan your tests, inspect your source tree, and
infer a plausible architecture. Then it can still break your tool by renaming a
flag, weakening an exit condition, or "simplifying" JSON output another script
depends on.
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