I built Beryl to fix my own problem. My coding agents were good, but my repo had rules scattered across AGENTS.md, prompt.md, and a myriad more markdown files that quietly drifted apart. I couldn't trust that a code edit that followed them. Beryl is open source. It doesn't replace your agent. It gives the *repository* one place to own its rules and one command to check them.
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Praneeth here, and this is the first thing I've launched. The reason I'm deciding to launch is because this tool I build for myself was really useful and I can't imagine building a new project without it.
Beryl came out of my own frustration. I had smart agents but it was coupled with a repo that couldn't hold a rule or prove it kept one.
I would love to see builders try Beryl. If you maintain repos with AI-assisted PRs, I'd love one specific answer: is Beryl getting in your way?
I'll be in the thread all day.