crickets is the toolbox of hands that pairs with AgentM's memory: AgentM remembers, crickets acts. These pages explain why crickets works the way it does — the principles behind adversarial review, deterministic gates, and phase-gating, and more. For technical specifications, see Reference.

• Purpose and scope — why crickets was created, and for what.
• Why adversarial review — why it makes sense to assume there are bugs when reviewing.
• Why deterministic gates run first — why deterministic checks come before LLM judgment.
• Why phase-gating — why each session does one phase, with the state kept on disk.
• Why token efficiency — why we have levers that keep the dev loop cheap.

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