Aedifico on Nostr: It turns out that claude code has a "turn veto" feature, that does not allow the ...
It turns out that claude code has a "turn veto" feature, that does not allow the model to finish if it does not pass the tests.
And it is not implementable as a real veto in opencode or pi harnesses. You can approximate it, but it is not a real veto.
A good harness with good hooks is really important for quality work.
What hooks do you use?
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2026-07-22 05:31:09 UTCEvent JSON
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