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DiffCI llms.txt changelog

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  • llms.txt +3 −3

    https://diffci.com/llms.txt

    − - [Adoption kit](https://github.com/DiffCI/DiffCI.com/blob/main/docs/agent-adoption-kit.md)− - [MCP server](https://github.com/DiffCI/DiffCI.com/blob/main/docs/mcp.md)− - [Language support](https://github.com/DiffCI/DiffCI.com/blob/main/docs/language-support.md)+ - [Coding-agent plugin source and installation](https://github.com/DiffCI/core/tree/main/integrations/agent-plugin)+ - [Local MCP server source](https://github.com/DiffCI/core/tree/main/packages/diffci-cli)+ - [Core implementation scope and support boundary](https://github.com/DiffCI/core/blob/main/docs/release-boundary.md)

  • llms.txt +8 −6

    https://diffci.com/llms.txt

    − DiffCI is a change-aware CI analysis and conservative test-selection tool for AI coding agents and development teams.− npx "@diffci.com/diffci@latest" check− - `diffci check` analyzes the checkout and, when safe commands can be inferred, runs paired full and selected test commands to measure the difference.− - Test commands may create generated files in the checkout. Use `diffci observe --no-send` for analysis without test execution.− - Treat selected commands as evidence about the change, not as permission to skip required project CI.− - If DiffCI reports `REFUSED` or `ERROR`, fall back to the repository's normal validation commands.+ DiffCI is a change-aware verification layer and conservative test-selection tool for AI coding agents and development teams.+ npx "@diffci.com/diffci@latest" verify --changed --json+ - `diffci verify --changed --json` binds selected or conservative full-fallback testing to the current staged, unstaged, and untracked snapshot.+ - `diffci verify --json` verifies a clean commit range and binds the receipt to checked-out HEAD.+ - `diffci init --verification-workflow` creates a blocking GitHub verification check.+ - Continue only when `safe_to_continue` is true. If tests change generated files, review them and rerun for the new snapshot.+ - Use `diffci check` for paired runtime measurement and `diffci observe --no-send` for analysis without test execution.+ - Required project CI remains authoritative. If DiffCI is blocked, fall back to the repository's normal validation commands.