Portable skill-use evidence
skill-graveyard accepted a privacy-safe receipt that separates inventory from observed use, with CLI and test coverage.
Field evidence · updated 2026-07-11
What survived contact with other projects
Pluribus is an evidence layer for agent context boundaries. The strongest support for that direction is not another document in this repository; it is small, reviewable behavior that independent maintainers accepted in tools people can inspect.
Evidence, not an adoption claim.
These are independently reviewed and merged patches authored during Pluribus field research. They prove that specific boundary checks were useful enough to enter other codebases. They do not prove Pluribus installs, active users, or runtime consumption.
Merged implementations
Effective authority snapshots
halo-record accepted runtime authority snapshots and a follow-up that deduplicates unchanged evidence instead of pretending every observation is new.
Repository-map freshness
agent-context-economy accepted metadata that makes a generated repository map's staleness inspectable instead of treating existence as current authority.
Dry-run and rollback proof
mcpm accepted sync dry-run receipts followed by rollback snapshots, separating previewed intent from applied and recoverable state.
Resume proof before edits
claude-handoff-revive accepted a pre-edit resume receipt so a handoff can be checked before a new session mutates the repository.
Hidden instruction visibility
promptblock accepted hidden-comment indexes in warnings, making invisible instruction locations reviewable instead of reporting only a generic finding.
Independent distribution
Safety Guardrails and Observability
An independent maintainer listed Pluribus in awesome-ai-agents-2026 under the observability category.
Context management tools
The context-engineering resource repository accepted Pluribus as a context-management tool.
Cross-tool context sync
awesome-gemini-cli accepted the Pluribus listing, exposing the source-to-native-file workflow to Gemini CLI users.
Try the boundary yourself
The browser demo shows the narrowest useful Pluribus workflow: one reviewed source, native agent-file previews, and hashes for what was generated. The receipt remains honest that generation does not prove a client loaded the output.
Run the 30-second context sync demo →
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