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Watch Claude Code Validate a Microservices Change in a Closed Loop
Anirudh Ramanathan · June 4, 2026
Two Claude Code sessions, the same microservices task. One ships a change that looks correct. The other uses signadot-validate to catch a cross-service break before calling the work done.
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