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Intent-addressable code for AI coding agents

Causari is an open-source tool that provides verifiable provenance and causal tracing for AI-generated code by passively recording agent prompts, completions, and file changes—without requiring agent cooperation. It combines a local LLM proxy, file watcher, and causal join engine to answer questions like 'who wrote this line?' It also features skill distillation, team skill mesh, cryptographic sealing, and verifiable AI provenance proofs.

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Intent-addressable code for AI coding agents
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  • Causari associates prompts, models, and costs with file changes via content correlation, without requiring agent cooperation.
  • Users can trace the provenance and causal impact of specific code lines using commands like `re why` and `re trace`.
  • Skill distillation compresses verified work into Ed25519-signed reusable skills that agents can recall to avoid repeating mistakes.
  • Cryptographic seals and server-less proofs provide trustworthy AI provenance records.

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