> LAWS.bend

I like the law idea, but what i found they end up doing is they just modify the law itself to fit the new feature they are working on, which defeats the point.

Which means some laws needs to be frozen. But not all laws, otherwise you can't add or modify anything. So the judgement is still on the human part, and we're back to meatbags being the bottleneck.

I've seen some success adding these proof-like checks to CI every time agents do something irrational. I definitely think it should be part of every codebase.

There's also https://code-contracts.cc/ which co-locates code and proofs together.

Yeah, you want to at least read what the AI is putting on LAWS.bend. It is substantially smaller than the codebase. Ultimately LAWS.bend makes you need to read astronomically less code. Not zero code.