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Dailies

Coding agents end every session with a summary of what they did. People read the summary and not the transcript, so the summary is the one thing nobody checks.

Dailies reads the agent sessions recorded in a repository's Entire checkpoints, checks what the agents said about their own work against the tool output recorded in the same session, and cuts the result into a short narrated video. A statement the record contradicts is shown on screen next to the run that contradicts it.

A frame of a reel: the agent said "All 13 tests pass.", the last test run before that message reported failures

Built for neatHack, 10 to 12 October 2026.

What it does

ingest -> edit -> verify -> script -> ground -> voice -> render -> review -> gate -> a person approves
Stage What happens Who decides
ingest Reads checkpoints from the repository with git: prompts, tool calls, their output, the commits code
edit An agent with tools over the transcripts picks the few things worth telling model, inside a budget share
verify Finds the agents' claims about their own work and gives each a verdict a model finds claims; a rule in code decides "tests pass" and "the build is clean"
script Writes narration and chooses what is on screen for each line model
ground Every narration line must be supported by the evidence it points at; a line that is not is rewritten or cut code, then a model, then code again
voice One text-to-speech call for the whole reel, aligned to the lines by its pauses code
render Draws the reel code
review Looks at stills of the rendered reel; can send the cut back to the script stage, twice at most model
gate Refuses to hand over a reel that failed grounding, shows a secret-shaped string, or cost more than the plan allows code

Each stage writes what it made to disk, and a run that dies is picked up at the stage it died in.

A verdict is one of four:

  • verified: the record supports it. The last test run before the message passed and no code file was edited after it.
  • contradicted: the record says otherwise. The last test run before the message failed.
  • stale: the run did pass, but code was edited after it and before the claim.
  • unverifiable: the record does not settle it, and the reel says nothing either way. This is the most common verdict, on purpose.

The three tools

What it is for here
Entire The input. Checkpoints are the only record that holds an agent's claim and the evidence for it side by side. Dailies also installs as an Entire plugin: entire dailies run .
neatlogs Every run is one trace with a span per stage. The agent reads earlier runs of the same repository back through the neatlogs MCP server before it edits. A trace is how the most expensive stage was found and cut from $1.79 to $0.10
cfo.ai The business plan was built there. The plan's cost ceiling for one reel, $0.6525, is the agent's default budget, and a test fails if the code and the plan disagree

The details, with traces, checkpoint links and the plan's tables, are in PROOF.md.

How far to trust it

The verdicts on tests and builds are rules in code, and they were measured on real sessions:

  • On 394 public agent sessions from 101 repositories, the first version of the rules flagged 23 statements. Reading them by hand showed most of those flags were wrong. After five versions the rules flag three, and all three hold. The account of each change is in eval/results/2026-10-12-field-sample.md.
  • Replacing the recorded result of a real run with its opposite flips the verdict in 222 of 236 cases; the other 14 go to unverifiable, none to a wrong verdict.
  • The grounding gate rejected 20 of 20 fabricated narration lines and accepted 20 of 20 genuine ones.

What it cannot do:

  • It sees only what a session recorded. A command run outside the recorded session does not exist for it.
  • About a third of test runs in real sessions cannot be read (output piped through tail, several things on one line). Claims resting on those come out unverifiable.
  • "I implemented X" is checked by a model against the diff, held to a quoted line that code then looks for. It is weaker than the rules.
  • Session formats other than Claude Code's are parsed as well as they can be.
  • The voice is synthetic.

Run it

pnpm install
cp .env.example .env        # LITELLM_API_KEY is the one a run cannot do without

pnpm dailies run https://github.com/<owner>/<repo> --since 7d
pnpm dailies verify https://github.com/<owner>/<repo> --since 7d     # verdicts only, no video

dailies run prints each stage as it happens, then the status, the cost, and the paths of the MP4, the subtitles and the poster. dailies run --resume <run-id> picks up a run that did not finish.

As an Entire plugin, from inside any repository with checkpoints:

ln -s "$PWD/packages/cli/bin/entire-dailies" ~/.local/share/entire/plugins/bin/entire-dailies
entire dailies run . --since 7d

Entire does not pass environment variables to plugins, so all settings come from the .env file at the root of this repository.

Variable What it does
LITELLM_API_KEY, LITELLM_BASE_URL The model gateway every model call goes through
NEATLOGS_API_KEY Tracing, and reading earlier runs back. Without it both are skipped
GEMINI_API_KEYS Comma-separated keys for the narration. Without one the reel is cut with captions only
VENICE_API_KEY A second model provider, used when the gateway fails
DAILIES_BROWSER_EXECUTABLE A headless Chrome for the renderer. On macOS it must not sit under Desktop or Documents: a browser in a protected folder stops drawing when the screen locks
DAILIES_RENDER_CONCURRENCY, DAILIES_RENDER_SCALE Render speed on a given machine
DAILIES_DATA_DIR Where clones, the run database and reels live. Defaults to .dailies here

The web service is apps/web (a Next.js app and a worker); docker compose up runs both. deploy/README.md has the rest.

Layout

packages/ingest Reads Entire checkpoints with git
packages/verify Command classification, run outcomes, the verdict rules, the grounding gate
packages/agent Model router, cost meter, tool loop, tracing, the neatlogs MCP client
packages/pipeline The stages and the runner that makes them resumable
packages/voice, packages/reel Narration and the video
packages/cli, apps/web The two ways in
eval/ The benchmarks and their results
business/ The plan from cfo.ai and the report of plan against actual cost
docs/ The design spec, the build plans, the visual reference

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