1. Clean Worktree
NoteCommit or stash unrelated changes before generating local artifacts.
Self-audit folder page
Run the methodology locally to create handoff artifacts. The public grader can use them as evidence pointers, but still verifies independently.
Run a local THC check before public review. It should create docs/thc/README.md, docs/thc/LOCAL_CHECK.md, and docs/thc/LOCAL_CHECK.provenance.json.
Commit or stash unrelated changes before generating local artifacts.
Use the methodology skill to generate the local check and provenance file.
Commit docs/thc/* so public graders can inspect the handoff.
Tell your agent to review your repo locally
Review this repository locally using the THC methodology. Use the public methodology repo as the source of truth: https://github.com/Vel-Labs/thc-methodology Run the local THC check workflow for this repo. Treat the output as a preparation artifact, not certification. Goals: - Inspect the current repo state from a clean worktree. - Generate docs/thc/README.md. - Generate docs/thc/LOCAL_CHECK.md. - Generate docs/thc/LOCAL_CHECK.provenance.json. - Record the reviewed commit SHA, worktree status, relevant command evidence, and artifact provenance. - Do not claim Vel Labs certification, security approval, production readiness, or guaranteed reliability. After the local artifacts are generated, commit docs/thc/* so a public THC Leaderboard review can independently verify them against the public repository state.
docs/thc files are present, current, provenance-backed, and committed to the public repository.
Local artifacts exist, but the reviewed revision, hash, or command evidence cannot be fully verified.
No docs/thc artifacts were found. The public grader uses repository files directly and flags the absence.
Local checks do not grant trust. They reduce ambiguity by pointing public review toward concrete evidence that can be independently verified.