Progress is coming in hot! Building things how you want, with full control. 😘
Nightgauge v0.7.0 is out.
Roll one contract (files, labels, a CI job) out to every repo in your workspace. Each repo's own gate runs before its PR opens.
Added: nightgauge workspace contract rollout
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A repost isn't an opinion.
Throw a problem at an LLM with no steering and you get the most probable answer. Reposting the loudest voice in the industry is the human version of that.
Share the link if it's good. Then tell me what YOU would do with it.
Mark McCorkle retweeted
One coding task is easy to demo. Running a backlog unattended is the systems problem.
Nightgauge queues, plans, builds, validates, merges, and learns through one governed pipeline.
Backlog in. Verified merges out.
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The funny thing about GTA 6 is by the time it's released, people will have already made their own version of it with AI.
Mark McCorkle retweeted
A 31-second tour of Nightgauge, built from real screens of one pipeline run.
One issue in, one verified PR out: six stages, each checked by deterministic gates outside the model.
Bring your own coding agent and model. Open source, in preview.
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When asked how do you know the right time to leave a company, a wise person once told me — when you show up to work every day and no longer learn something new.
AI, as most people know it, can only complete the next most likely word based on previous learning. This gives it an incredible advantage for historical subjects and a significant disadvantage for new, novel thinking.
Qwen 3.8 27B on MTPLX is no joke. What @Youssofal_ created here is nothing short of astounding. The most underrated tool in local inference right now. @nightgaugedev
Mark McCorkle retweeted
I built Nightgauge because I was tired of babysitting coding agents. The VS Code preview is live.
It governs work from backlog to verified merge.
The agent writes. The gauge decides.
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