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Post-op check for artifacts, damage, and stale references after agent work
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| name | sweep |
| description | Post-op check for artifacts, damage, and stale references after agent work |
Audit the working tree after agent work completes. Find what the agents left behind.
Map every file touched, across all repos affected:
git diff --stat
git diff --cached --stat
If other repos were modified (check recent tool output or plan files for cross-repo work), run git diff --stat there too.
Flag anything unexpected — files not mentioned in the plan or task.
Check whether test fixtures, example files, seed data, or sample configs were modified:
example, fixture, seed, sample, mock, test-dataSearch for references that became outdated by the work:
Scan for artifacts agents leave behind:
console.log, print(), echo "DEBUG" statements*.tmp, *.bak, /tmp/ references)Identify changes outside the task scope:
If plan files exist for the work just completed, check acceptance criteria:
Present findings as a short checklist:
Be terse. Name files and line numbers. Skip categories with no findings.
Review what agents accomplished, surface loose ends across sessions
Reflect on recent work—capture learnings and surface what to think about next
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