Integrations

CLI

suspec-cli (opens in new tab) runs read-only deterministic checks over explicit paths. Its separate setup command installs, checks, or removes the user-level agent policy for explicit harnesses through their native global instruction files. See its public contract (opens in new tab) and Suspec's check catalog.

MCP

suspec-mcp (opens in new tab) exposes the checker to shell-less MCP clients. Its repository owns the exact tools, schemas, envelope, and installation contract (opens in new tab).

Agents with shell access can call the CLI directly.

MCP exposes checks only. It cannot install policy, manage artifacts, or orchestrate work. Run suspec setup directly.

Harnesses

Give any worker:

• project instructions;
• the spec and optional task by absolute path;
• the repository or worktree.

The UI and provider are replaceable by design. Suspec ships no custom agents.

Project systems

Keep existing owners:

• issue trackers hold backlog and source IDs;
• PRs show diffs and discussion;
• project commands and CI run proportionate checks;
• review maps those results to requirements;
• project systems validate pull-request, review, merge, resource, and cleanup transitions;
• harness permissions isolate worker authority, merge credentials, shared resources, and cleanup;
• project records hold durable decisions and lessons.

An autonomous campaign starts only after these native controls prove their owner and enforcement class. Its stable campaign artifact points to the native ledger that owns mutable progress. Suspec supplies no delivery runtime.

The checker verifies coverage, evidence presence, references, and command matches for structured verify blocks. Free-form evidence receives advisory human review. Suspec never owns credentials, model settings, editor UI, tracker state, CI configuration, or merge authority.

Adopter repositories receive no Suspec configuration, directories, or gitignore entries. Their own agent guides remain project policy.

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