Truth Firewall independently verifies your acceptance conditions before accepting DONE from a coding agent, and returns VERIFIED_DONE, REJECT_DONE or HUMAN_REQUIRED. The agent does the work; Truth Firewall decides whether DONE was earned.
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Install with pipx on Python 3.11 or newer, then run truth-firewall --version and truth-firewall demo.
Codex works, says DONE, and Truth Firewall verifies the required work before anything is accepted.
The result is one of VERIFIED_DONE, REJECT_DONE or HUMAN_REQUIRED; on a rejection, Codex keeps working.
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