Most flaky bug reports end in one of two places: "cannot reproduce" or a patch nobody can prove fixed the problem.
I built Verdict around a stricter idea:
Bugs are innocent until reproduced.
Verdict turns a GitHub issue into a bounded investigation. It runs an approved command repeatedly under approved conditions, keeps every observation and refuses to claim a reproduction unless the evidence crosses a deterministic threshold.
This is not an autonomous patch generator. It is an evidence-producing agent harness for the difficult step that comes before a patch.
