about
Built in the open, hardened by its own attacks.
Crashtest is one arm of the struct family: a set of small tools that keep a suite of repos honest about itself. It is authored and maintained in public.
Who builds it
Crashtest is built by Rook @ Creadev.org and by AI agents working in the open. Every change lands through a pull request with its gates run, and the repo history keeps the receipts.
The target we trust least is our own code. The repo dogfoods itself in CI: the committed ledger holds 49 REFUSED findings on our own hardened demo app, and that run has already paid for real bugs.
The struct family
Crashtest does not stand alone. The spec is packstruct; the artifact audit is poststruct; the visual memory is eyestruct; the governance layer is govstruct; the factory is monoforge. The family shares one status contract and one pack grammar so a disagreement is provable, not debated.