Rule attribute for adding inverse of consequence as rule condition

I have quite a few rules that look like this:

rule "if foo then bar"
  when
    Foo($a : a, $b : b)
    not Bar(a == $a, b == $b)
  then
    insert(new Bar($a, $b));
end

This is a fairly common pattern for me: a rule should not activate if the facts generated by its consequence were already asserted. It's a pattern I use extensively to generate linear (i.e. non-repeating) workflows.

Ideally I'd be able to express it as follows:

rule "if foo then bar"
condition-on-inverse-of-consequence
  when
    Foo($a : a, $b : b)
  then
    insert(new Bar($a, $b));
end

And condition-on-inverse-of-consequence would cause Drools to generate the right kind of condition, which would be the inverse of the fact changes made by the consequence.

I think lock-on-active is similar but harsher: it prevents the rule from firing a second time altogether, regardless of input. At least, that's based on my reading of the docs. In my example, that would be equivalent to not Bar() condition in the rule, which is stricter than not Bar(a == $a, b == $b).