Promotional Listing for Trigram VCS AI-Coding Structure Tool
This entry is a product marketing description for Trigram VCS, a tool that adds persistent documentation, agent roles, and phase gating to AI-assisted coding projects. It is not a first-person problem report but promotional copy for an existing solution.
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