RepoToire tools are open source: try the beta

The docs-truth checker and Organized Chaos skill are now public in repotoire-tools, under Apache 2.0.

We're starting with a small macOS beta. Pick one tool, follow the public guide, and begin with its disposable examples. Tell us where you first succeed or get stuck. An installation failure is useful feedback too.

Check documentation against source

The docs-truth checker compares supported documentation claims with source evidence. Its supported literal-return checks cover TypeScript .ts and .tsx files. Results distinguish verified claims, contradicted claims, and claims the checker cannot verify. Ordinary prose and JavaScript or Rust return claims remain unverified.

Follow the locked source build instructions, then run the three-result demo. The build should report repotoire 0.1.0-beta.10. The demo shows a matching contract, a stale return value, and unsupported prose. Exit zero means the checker emitted a report; read the individual results before treating a claim as verified.

Coordinate agent work with Organized Chaos

Organized Chaos is a portable skill for making agent work reviewable. It records the scope and checks, obtains an exact proposal, requires approval before implementation, and calls for independent review before acceptance.

The skill installation guide includes checksum checks and a disposable greeting task. Use that task for your first run. The skill needs your own supported model access; the package does not supply it. If a requested route is unavailable, report that step as pending.

What we've checked so far

On macOS arm64, a build with an empty Cargo cache completed successfully and all three published checker examples produced their expected results. A fresh Codex process discovered the packaged skill. A greeting task completed proposal, approval, implementation, and independent review with coordinator assistance and an approved model fallback.

Those checks support this small beta. An unaided first run by an outside user is still the next test. Linux, Windows, a pristine account, and ordinary Jev routing each need their own evidence. (Update, 2026-10-16: Jev was removed from Organized Chaos on 2026-10-15. The skill now chooses among valid plans with a fixed local usage sort.)

Help us improve the first run

Try one tool without assistance and use the beta feedback form to report your first useful result or blocker. GitHub sign-in is required. Include the tool, source revision (1d05a46 for this snapshot), environment, steps, expected result, and actual result.

Evidence is optional; synthetic or redacted examples are enough. For vulnerabilities, use the private reporting channel in SECURITY.md.