Sloth-ninja formalises when agents can merge
The fork now puts its trust model for AI-assisted delivery in writing.
Sloth-ninja has set a standing rule for autonomous agent merges: a change can be merged without fresh owner sign-off each time, but only after automated checks pass, a review is complete, and the work is recorded.
This does not change what JessicaOSS does for legal users. It does make the project's delivery process easier to read. The fork is drawing a clear line between routine, evidenced changes that agents can complete and decisions that still need human involvement.
For a legal-tech buyer or contributor assessing the fork, that matters because it clarifies how much oversight sits behind the pace of development.
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