FMFaith Mbonuinotaready.hashnode.dev00Software Execution Governance Starts Before Production3d ago · 6 min read · Most teams still talk about governance as if it begins at deployment. Approvals. Production access. Compliance review. Audit trails. All of that matters. But by the time software reaches production, mJoin discussion
FMFaith Mbonuinotaready.hashnode.dev00Running an Unfamiliar Repo Is a Security BoundaryJun 7 · 7 min read · Overview Running an unfamiliar repo is not neutral. That first command can install packages, execute lifecycle scripts, create files, start services, request credentials, open network connections, appJoin discussion
FMFaith Mbonuinotaready.hashnode.dev00Why a Runnable Repo Is Not Always a Trustworthy RepoJun 4 · 6 min read · A repo can run and still be hard to trust. That sounds strange at first. If the app starts, the build completes, or the tests pass, the repo is working, right? Not always. A runnable repo proves that Join discussion
FMFaith Mbonuinotaready.hashnode.dev00AGENTS.md vs Ota: Instructions vs Readiness ContractsJun 3 · 6 min read · AGENTS.md is a useful idea. It gives AI agents a place to look for repo-specific instructions: how the project is organized, what conventions to follow, what files to avoid, and what commands may be uJoin discussion
FMFaith Mbonuinotaready.hashnode.dev10How to Align Local, CI, and Agent ExecutionMay 30 · 6 min read · Overview One of the fastest ways to make a repo unreliable is to let local development, CI, and agent execution drift into three different stories. A developer runs one command locally. CI runs a striJoin discussion
