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Similarly, I want to make sure that my agent is running the tests

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and has run the tests before doing a get commit. And so here, I'm going to use this previous

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keyword, and I'm going to make sure that I am only allowed to commit if the

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last thing I did was a successful cargo test. So if I do a cargo test,

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that exits with zero, get commit. That's great. Cargo test, that fails, and then try

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get commit, denied. If I do a cargo test and then something else, I modify one of the

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files, denied, or if I wait too long, denied. So this is

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really cool, right? Like I can write these policies that express these sort of common

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sense -ish things. Now I'll grant it not in a common sense syntax, but we'll sort of

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get to that. But I can express these common sense things about what agents can do by

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thinking about these concepts of before and after and so on.