Your worktree-first guard covers the checkout. What covers the handoff?

[daice77]

Hi objectstack team,

I read #1839: a session's work reverted twice, then a PreToolUse guard that blocks edits on the shared main checkout. We hit the same thing in our lab repo and landed on almost the same rule.

Your AGENTS.md is stricter than most I have read. Two things I could not find in it: who owns which files while several agents work at once (claims are per issue, and all agents share one GitHub identity), and a record of which checks actually ran before a branch is handed on. Those were the next two failures we had after worktrees.

The kit checks declared ownership claims for overlapping paths and validates receipts of reported check outcomes. Receipts do not prove that a command ran, hooks can be bypassed, and concurrent claim approval needs external serialization. Here is a live run of the verifier. The kit is $29.

If it is useful, I would rather try it with you than sell it: pick one recent multi-agent task, I run the checks against its history and report what they accept or reject, including nothing. Does that gap show up for you, or does the merge queue already catch it?

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