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Enforcing AI Agent Diagnostics with Git Pre-Commit Hooks

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Originally published on Simon Willison's Weblog by Simon Willison

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Enforcing AI Agent Diagnostics with Git Pre-Commit Hooks

Summary & Key Takeaways ​

  • AI agents often bypass diagnostic libraries, leading to drift.
  • A pre-commit hook can check for direct calls to observability modules.
  • If bypassed, the commit fails, and the agent receives a prompt to use the library.
  • This method ensures consistent diagnostic usage by AI coding agents.

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This is such a clever, pragmatic solution to a very real problem with AI agents. We've all seen agents go off-script, and enforcing best practices at the commit level is brilliant. It's a great example of 'agentic engineering' in action – using automation to guide other automation. I love the idea of injecting a prompt directly into the agent's workflow. It's a bit meta, but highly effective.

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