Existing Rust Projects
Your Rust compiles. Your tests pass. Now get a verdict.
A FalseGreen Job verifies the codebase you already ship — exactly as it is.
The problem
Your codebase now changes faster than anyone can audit it.
AI coding agents change crates faster than reviewers can read them. Most pull requests merge on trust.
The AI coding agent that wrote the change wrote the tests too. Green tests say nothing about whether the code does what you asked.
Security scanners report after the release. Inside a Job, a serious finding blocks acceptance until it is fixed.
Why it fits your codebase
Verification without touching your project's structure.
No rewrite, no new framework. Point a FalseGreen Job at the crates you already ship.
Release build, your full test suite, clippy with warnings as errors, formatting — every attempt.
Vulnerable dependencies, secrets, insecure patterns, undeclared components, your licence terms — findings fail the verdict until fixed.
Where a rule is formal, FalseGreen proves it over all inputs — a violated rule returns a counterexample.
One FalseGreen Job