... hook checks each tool against the version I said yes to and stops the call if it's changed. Comment from Konstantin Tikhaev(@konstantin_tikhaev): @hisashispace  Lexical checks miss those completely. Moving to embeddings over function signatures and docstrings lets the hook catch duplicates even when the naming diverges. Comment from Hisashi Space(@hisashispace): @konstantin_tikhaev  Makes sense. A test that fails for some unrelated reason would get past the baseline check too. Thanks Comment from Hisashi Space ...

... creating documentation. The other thing: it must be confusing to create some documentation when AI changes the whole code even though you prompted not to change anything :D Comment from Nitin Raj(@itsnitinraj): I think adding proper comments and docstrings (or even asking AI to generate them) is usually enough to make AI-written code understandable and easier to debug later, at least thats what I do. And since you can always feed the file or even the whole codebase ...