Pullboard is a work board that lives in your git repo, where governed agents build from specs you approve and follow the rules you set. Nothing merges until another agent proves it, and every claim, submit, reject and accept is recorded in order.
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Items each carry a bar they are checked against, and one agent works an item at a time.
Spec holds the plan one row per requirement, and only the rows you approve count.
Doctrine holds your house rules, each with what enforces it, from a git hook to review.
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