When AI says “done,” ask what proves it.
See which checks ran, what they found, and what remains unknown. HyoDo reuses your project's tests and linters. Its guiding Hyo (孝) principle is that technology should respect people's time and choices, and carry its share of the burden instead of passing it back to them. Missing evidence is UNOBSERVED: there is not enough evidence to call it a pass or a failure. HyoDo does not run or authorize agents. People decide what to do.
pipx install hyodoWhat HyoDo offers today
Latest published release: HyoDo 4.22.3. Source version: HyoDo 4.22.3. A shipped adapter is not evidence that a host is connected right now. See how current status is measured.
| Feature | Status | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Local project checks | Available | Run the checks you configure and keep a local record of what happened. |
| Evidence graph | Available | Shows how events connect; the example on this page uses sample data. |
| Codex and Cursor adapters | Included | The adapters are shipped; we have not verified a live connection. |
| Information-flow reporting | Observer only | Reports data movement; it does not control what an agent can do. |
| Hosted ChatGPT connector | Not live | Only the connector contract is documented; there is no hosted service. |
| Automatic task routing | Research | HyoDo does not route tasks to a particular agent or workflow. |
| Shared rework reports | Not built | HyoDo does not collect or upload reports about rework. |
For people who use AI to build software
A confident “done” is not proof. HyoDo shows which configured checks ran, what they found, and what remains unknown—so you can decide what to trust.
Why HyoDo →For developers
Reuse the checks your project already has. HyoDo keeps their commands in one gate list and reports what ran; it does not replace the tools themselves.
Quickstart →For teams that must show evidence
See which checks ran, what passed or failed, and what was not measured. HyoDo records those results but does not approve a merge or deployment.
Trust →