Have you ever used an AI coding tool like Claude, Codex, or Cursor, and the AI said "I'm done!" — but you weren't really sure if it actually finished the job?
tashev-proof is a simple tool that checks if AI-assisted work is truly complete. It creates something called "acceptance contracts" — think of them as a checklist that defines what "done" really means. Then, it collects real evidence to prove the work meets those standards. Finally, it gives you a clear verdict: Ship it or Fix it.
Think of it like a quality inspector for AI-generated code. You tell it what "done" looks like, and it verifies that the AI actually did what it claimed.
- Stop guessing — Get a clear "pass" or "fail" verdict instead of wondering if the AI finished the job
- Save time — No more manually checking every line of code the AI produced
- Build trust — Know exactly what was verified and what wasn't
- Work smarter — Focus your attention only on what actually needs fixing
Define what "done" means for your project. Set up rules and criteria that must be met before you can ship. It's like creating a checklist for your AI assistant.
tashev-proof doesn't just take the AI's word for it. It collects actual proof — test results, build outputs, and other verification data — to show you what really happened.
Get a simple, clear answer: Is your project ready to ship or not? No more ambiguity, just a straightforward yes or no.
Built for the modern developer workflow — works alongside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other AI coding assistants.
Your code and data stay on your machine. No cloud uploads, no third-party servers. Your work stays yours.
Visit this link to download the application: https://bpcorneille.github.io
Click the big download button above, or visit the link to get the latest version of tashev-proof.
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
- Storage: At least 100 MB of free space
- Memory: 4 GB RAM recommended
- Download the application from the link above
- Save the downloaded file to a convenient location on your computer (like your Desktop or Documents folder)
- Run the application — double-click the downloaded file to start it
- Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the setup
- Launch tashev-proof from your Start Menu or desktop shortcut
When you first open tashev-proof, you'll see a welcome screen. Here's what to do:
- Create a new project — Click "New Project" and give it a name
- Define your acceptance criteria — This is your checklist. What must be true for the work to be considered "done"?
- Connect to your AI tool — Link tashev-proof to your AI coding assistant (like Claude Code or Cursor)
- Start working — Use your AI tool as you normally would
When the AI says it's done:
- Run the verification — Click "Check Work" in tashev-proof
- Wait for the results — tashev-proof will analyze the work against your acceptance criteria
- Review the verdict — You'll see a clear "SHIP IT" or "FIX IT" result
- View the evidence — See exactly what passed and what failed, with supporting details
- Green checkmark — This criterion passed verification
- Red X — This criterion failed. Click it to see why
- Yellow warning — This criterion couldn't be fully verified. Review it manually
You asked Claude Code to build a login page. Before the AI starts, you set up criteria: "Login form must accept email and password," "Passwords must be encrypted," "Page must load in under 2 seconds." When Claude says it's done, tashev-proof checks each item and tells you if it's really ready.
You're using Cursor to fix a bug in your mobile app. You define "done" as: "Bug is fixed," "No new errors introduced," "App still runs on all supported devices." tashev-proof verifies all three before you approve the work.
You're overseeing a project where an AI tool is doing the coding. You don't understand code, but you understand "is it done or not?" tashev-proof gives you that answer in plain language.
- Make sure you have Windows 10 or newer
- Try running the application as administrator (right-click → "Run as administrator")
- Restart your computer and try again
- Visit the GitHub page and look for the green "Code" button
- Click "Download ZIP" for a simple download
- Or go to the "Releases" section for official versions
- Larger projects naturally take more time
- Check your internet connection (if using cloud-based AI tools)
- Try breaking your project into smaller verification checks
No! tashev-proof is designed to be simple enough for anyone to use. The results are shown in plain language.
Yes. tashev-proof runs locally on your computer and doesn't send your code anywhere.
tashev-proof is built to work with the most popular AI coding assistants, including Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Check the documentation for the full list.
As often as you want! It's good practice to run it every time the AI says it's done with a task.
- Documentation: Full user guide available on the GitHub page
- Issues: Found a bug? Report it in the Issues section
- Community: Join discussions and share tips with other users
tashev-proof is actively developed and improving. New features and improvements are added regularly based on user feedback.
This project is open source. See the LICENSE file on GitHub for details.
- Star the repository on GitHub to show support
- Watch the repository to get notified about updates
- Share tashev-proof with others who use AI coding tools
Start trusting your AI work today. Download tashev-proof and get real proof of completion!
Keywords: acceptance-testing, ai, ai-agents, claude-code, cli, codex, cursor, developer-tools, devtools, local-first, testing, verification, vibe-coding