BuildStax now runs tests and linters before showing you a diff. Here is how it works.
Verification is selected from the repo
The agent inspects package scripts, config files, test directories, and previous commands to infer the most relevant verification path. A frontend-only change should not require a full backend integration suite unless the repository says it should.
Failures become new context
When a command fails, BuildStax captures the output, narrows it to the relevant error, and uses that result as input for the next patch. The failure is not just displayed. It becomes part of the edit loop.
The final response is review-focused
After checks run, the agent summarizes the changed files, the verification result, and any residual risk. That gives reviewers the information they need without reading a long transcript.
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