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.
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.
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