Documentation
Install Saidran and read a report. Use it with your coding agent or in a pull request.
Getting started
Reading a report
- What a verdict means Understand each verdict and see when a check needs another run.
- Findings in the diff See which changes Saidran flags and record a reason for an intentional finding.
- Supported coding agents Find your agent’s log folder and choose the session to check.
- What stays local Find your saved reports and see what redaction can miss.
- Questions about the evidence Understand missing claims and unknown results, and what Verified can tell you.
Pull requests and hooks
- Add a report to a pull request Preview a report section and add it to your pull request through GitHub CLI.
- Reports in GitHub Actions Save a report in GitHub Actions, with or without an agent log from the same checkout.
- Reports after an agent finishes Write reports when Claude Code or Codex finishes, or ask your agent to check before replying.
Reference
- Commands Look up report options and exit policies.
- saidran command reference Look up a command’s flags and usage examples.
- saidran See what your coding agent checked
- saidran check Show session evidence and repository changes
- saidran ci Write CI reports from a diff and optional checkout-local log
- saidran demo Try a recorded session without agent history
- saidran dismiss Mark a finding as intentional
- saidran dismissals List or remove intentional findings
- saidran doctor Check Git and agent log availability
- saidran hook Write a report for an agent completion event
- saidran install Install a Claude hook or print Codex notify configuration
- saidran pr Preview and update a report section in this branch's pull request
- saidran sessions List agent sessions for this repository
- saidran snippet Print agent self-check instructions
- saidran uninstall Remove the Saidran Claude hook