Adversarial QA & Guardrails
Code is untrusted until an independent QA worker passes it. Pre-tool hooks can block destructive commands, while isolated tests make regressions visible before merge.
Legion Board is an asynchronous, self-governing software workforce. From PRD to sandboxed code, adversarial QA verification, and merge—your repository evolves autonomously.
Live execution UI modeled from real Legion Board runs: runs, Kanban, roster, task handoffs, QA gates, and usage telemetry.
Standard AI coding tools optimize an individual interaction. Legion Board coordinates specialized agents, explicit ownership, isolated execution, adversarial verification, and persistent operational memory.
Autonomy without ownership, isolation, and independent verification is just faster failure. Legion Board turns those controls into the execution loop.
Code is untrusted until an independent QA worker passes it. Pre-tool hooks can block destructive commands, while isolated tests make regressions visible before merge.
Every task gets ownership boundaries. Fine-grained claims and per-task Git worktrees keep parallel workers from trampling each other or silently sharing broken state.
Follow one task from message → wake → run → tool calls → QA review → merge. Waterfall spans, tool rollups, and cycle-time metrics make the workforce inspectable.
Turn validated agent telemetry into training data and LoRA-ready datasets. Pair frontier planning with local execution through Ollama, vLLM, or llama.cpp.
Legion Board was built and tested by Legion Board. Its workforce has planned, coded, audited, and verified its own daemon, server, UI, observability reducers, and test suites.
Each seat has a distinct job, permissions, and output contract. Work can move from product discovery all the way to verified merge without flattening every task into one general-purpose agent.
Start with the same control plane that makes parallel agents observable, isolated, and independently verified.
$ git clone https://github.com/legionboard/board.git
$ cd board
$ npm install
$ ./board.js hire manager developer qa
$ npm start
✓ Fleet ready at :4040
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