Add DOS (deterministic trust kernel) to Development Tools & Utilities#59
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Adds DOS Kernel — https://github.com/anthony-chaudhary/dos-kernel — to the bottom of Development Tools & Utilities (per CONTRIBUTING: new items at section bottom).
DOS is a deterministic trust kernel for AI coding agents and agent fleets. It computes verdicts from evidence the agent didn't author:
dos verifychecks that a claimed unit of work actually landed (git ancestry, not self-report),dos arbitratedecides whether two concurrent agents may touch the same files, anddos commit-auditflags a commit whose message claims work its own diff doesn't contain. MIT-licensed, Python (PyPI:dos-kernel), ships an MCP server (dos-mcp) and hooks for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, and Claude Cowork.Placement follows the list's contribution guidelines; link verified.