The latest release of deedglass/deedglass is v0.15.0. This repository governs the tool calls of AI agents that work with databases or medical records through rules, and compares the actual data changes with what the agent reports so that each action is kept as a signed record. The release information provided lists no individual items added or changed in v0.15.0. The README states that the tool can be used locally without an account, and explains that running `npx deedglass` opens a simple local app in the browser.
The core of the tool is that it does not trust only the agent's report but checks the actual changes. Rules decide each tool call, and a verification step compares the real database changes with what the agent reported. The signed record left after every action is described as viewable by anyone, even offline. The README also introduces a feature that reverts database row changes. The core code is written in Go and is released under the Apache-2.0 license. It is a safety tool for agents working with databases and medical records, and a design case that combines call control with change verification.
However, the provided information alone does not allow confirmation of the specific changes in v0.15.0 or of real operational cases. It is therefore hard to judge what this version improved or what results it produces in real environments. The README also states that some paths follow a license different from the core code. Anyone reviewing adoption needs to check the conditions of those paths separately, and the currently public information is better treated as a basis for understanding the design and usage of the tool.