Add Maestro Guard – automated code analysis for AI-generated code#128
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Added Maestro Guard to the Tools section.
What it is: Maestro Guard is a zero-dependency Python CLI that runs 14 checks on code output from AI coding tools (Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot). It catches broken DOM references, console errors left in production, missing CSP headers, and spec fulfillment drift.
Why it fits: It is an automated code analysis tool specifically designed for the challenges of AI-generated code – catching bugs that static analysis and linters miss.