Define done
Freeze acceptance criteria before implementation.
FalseGreen for software agencies
Stop the slop before it wrecks your client.
Your coding agent shouldn’t grade its own homework.
FalseGreen plans the work, freezes what done means, and independently verifies the result before delivery.
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Client delivery gate
Agent saysDone
FalseGreen checksEvidence
DeliveryAccepted
The coding agent does not get the final say.
A cleaner agency handoff
Define done → Agent builds → FalseGreen verifies → Deliver
Keep the speed of agent-assisted implementation. Keep acceptance independent.
Agent builds
Keep using Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or your own workflow.
FalseGreen verifies
Check independently of the implementation agent.
Deliver
Retain and share the evidence with the client.
Agencies are already describing the problem
Fast code still needs a trustworthy acceptance step.
“Delegation only works when task boundaries and success criteria are explicit.”
“AI-generated code is only as good as its deployment context (security, structure, auditability)”
“We’re targeted in our use of coding agents, and we set up thoughtful guardrails for them to follow.”
Companies quoted above are not affiliated with FalseGreen and do not endorse it.
Independent acceptance for autonomous engineering
Let agents move fast. Keep acceptance independent.
The coding agent writes the code.
FalseGreen grades the homework.