assurance
Your AI agent says it's done. Assurance tells you what it didn't check.
uvx assurance audit # in a project where you've used Claude Code
uvx assurance audit --demo # or see a report on a bundled sample session
Real output on the bundled sample. The agent was asked to fix a rounding bug "and make sure the tests pass", and ended with "All done — the totals are correct now."
Claude Code session demo-8f2 — 13 min in /home/you/my-app
10 tool calls, 3 failed — Bash 6, Edit 2, Grep 1, Read 1
Looped: 3 rounds of Bash `pytest -q tests/test_invoice.py` failing the same way, with nothing new read
After the last edit (14:09): no test or check command ran
Not classified: 2 shell commands (make lint-fix, python script), so whether they read, wrote or tested anything is unknown.
Also in the transcript: 1 assistant turn, 1 user turn, 1 bookkeeping record.
Not read: 0 lines.
Run it after every session. Add this to ~/.claude/settings.json. When Claude finishes without
testing its last edit, you're told, and with --nudge Claude is sent back to run the tests:
{ "hooks": { "Stop": [ { "hooks": [ { "type": "command", "command": "uvx assurance audit --hook --nudge" } ] } ] } }
Every command
| command | question |
|---|---|
assurance audit |
what did a Claude Code session actually do, and what did it skip? |
assurance diff / assurance check |
did the work cover what it was supposed to, and what did it miss? |
assurance pin |
did an MCP server change a tool definition after you approved it? |
assurance deps |
what will a pip install or npm install execute, read without executing it? |
assurance budget |
where did an agent run's budget go, and where did it loop going nowhere? |
assurance authority |
may this task proceed for the person who asked? |
assurance drift |
did a failure rate actually shift, or was the week noise? |
Nothing here consults a model, opens the network, or reports a check it could not run as a pass.
This package contains no code of its own. It installs
assurance-cli,
assurance-deps,
assurance-budget and
assurance-authority, each of which also installs on
its own. The MCP server is separate: pip install assurance-mcp.
Source, issues and documentation: https://github.com/i-ops-hq/assurance · Apache-2.0.
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