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Deterministic Agent Skill, pure-stdlib Python 3.10+ CLI, and SARIF 2.1.0 CI gate that detects 16 real-code integrity defects (POT001–POT016) where AI-generated or scaffolded code only looks finished.
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# Potemkin > Deterministic Agent Skill, pure-stdlib Python 3.10+ CLI, and SARIF 2.1.0 CI gate that detects 16 real-code integrity defects (POT001–POT016) where AI-generated or scaffolded code only looks finished. - Website: https://codesphere-u.github.io/potemkin/ - Interactive Studio: https://codesphere-u.github.io/potemkin/studio.html - Fixture Proof: https://codesphere-u.github.io/potemkin/proof.html - Rules Matrix (POT001–POT016): https://codesphere-u.github.io/potemkin/rules.html - Documentation: https://codesphere-u.github.io/potemkin/docs.html - Full LLM Context: https://codesphere-u.github.io/potemkin/llms-full.txt - Source & Releases: https://github.com/codesphere-u/potemkin ## Quick Install & Run - Agent Skill: `npx skills add codesphere-u/potemkin` - Ephemeral CLI (`uvx`): `uvx --from git+https://github.com/codesphere-u/potemkin potemkin . --diff HEAD` - GitHub Action: `uses: codesphere-u/potemkin@v1` ## Scoring Model - Starts at `100`, subtracts `18` per `critical`, `9` per `high`, `4` per `medium`, `1` per `low`. - Grades: `90–100` (`VERIFIED`), `70–89` (`CAUTION`), `<70` (`POTEMKIN ALERT`). ## Six Integrity Pillars - **HOLLOW_UI (`POT001–POT003`)**: Empty handlers, dead `#` links, fake timer/toast submits. - **FAKE_FALLBACK (`POT004–POT006`)**: Catch blocks returning mock success, swallowed exceptions, unverified webhooks. - **MOCK_IN_PROD (`POT007`)**: Fixture names, placeholder emails/strings, and non-ABC `NotImplemented` stubs. - **WIRE_GAP (`POT008–POT010`)**: Frontend requests calling missing routes/verbs, orphan endpoints, hardcoded localhost URLs. - **ENV_TRUTH (`POT011–POT013`)**: Hardcoded secret fallbacks, client-prefixed secrets (`NEXT_PUBLIC_` / `VITE_`), undocumented env vars. - **DIFF_CHEAT (`POT014–POT016`)**: Added `.skip` tests, new lint/type suppressions, and hollowed assertions in `git diff`.
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