Been thinking of code security for some time now, and I feel this starts with knowing complete info about autonomous code by agents like cc/cursor/codex/… I built an open-source CLI agentdiff for the same; it hooks into all major coding agents, writes a trace as you work, and captures all important details for the agent. So you now know why and how a specific line/change was done. I didn’t expect this, but PR review agents(tried with bugbot) got noticeably better once they had access to the traces. More context on what changed and why = fewer false positives, better suggestions. Opensource here: https://github.com/codeprakhar25/agentdiff submitted by /u/No-Childhood-2502
Originally posted by u/No-Childhood-2502 on r/ClaudeCode
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