Add AgentPipe (cross-vendor adversarial review pipeline)#73
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This PR highlights a category boundary the list will probably need more often soon. AgentPipe is not just "another thing that loops" - the interesting part is the adversarial review boundary between writer and reviewer. That's a different design choice than a plain keep-running-until-done runner. A list structure that separates:
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Adds AgentPipe to Autonomous Loop Runners.
AgentPipe implements the keep-running-until-done pattern with a twist: the writer and the reviewer are different vendors on purpose — Claude writes, Codex reviews — and the loop repeats until Codex reports clean. Verify gates can be
by: command(your own test/build/lint; exit code 0 = goal met), and convergence is fail-closed (a missing verdict or hitting the loop max stops for a human, never passes silently). Rust engine + Tauri desktop GUI; macOS-first; MIT.Entry follows the section's
[name](link) - descriptionformat. Thanks for maintaining the list!