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Review evidence behind AI-generated code changes before merge or release decisions.
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MindForge Guard is a deterministic governance evidence layer for single-agent AI workflows. It helps teams inspect authority, evidence, state, and decision boundaries before AI-assisted work is accepted into business or engineering processes.
Not an approval system. Not a blocker. Not a control plane.
Guard remains recommendation-only, non-executing, deterministic, local-first where applicable, and human-review-oriented.
Review evidence behind AI-generated code changes before merge or release decisions.
Inspect authority scope, action trace, and missing evidence before service actions are trusted.
Review execution evidence and risk/drift signals before operational follow-through enters a human process.
Keep internal approvals, handoffs, and workflow actions reviewable without turning Guard into a control plane.
An Evidence Pack is the review bundle behind an AI-assisted action: task context, allowed scope, action trace, tool/data references, outputs, missing evidence, and reviewer notes.
Guard turns that evidence bundle into a governance report so reviewers can inspect authority boundary, execution evidence, missing evidence, and risk/drift signals before AI-assisted work is trusted.
Start with a sample agent action. Guard validates the evidence bundle, generates a governance report, and shows reviewers the authority boundary, execution evidence, missing evidence, and risk/drift signals.
A synthetic sample evidence bundle for local validation can help teams see the workflow without narrowing the product story to one sample workflow.
See the current governance evidence for one agent workflow.
Track governance signals over time.
Compare evidence states and uncover deeper signals.
Standardize adoption, review packets, and procurement around the same bounded runtime posture. No extra runtime authority.
Use these docs to compare editions, explain the bounded posture, and move from evidence bundle to review bundle without authority expansion.
When you are ready to run Guard locally, install the current recommended v7.0.1 package: npm install -g @veeduzyl/mindforge-guard@7.0.1.
Then follow the first report workflow in the docs to review a sample single-agent action with evidence.
Guard stays recommendation-only, additive-only, non-executing, default-off where applicable, non-control-plane, deterministic, local-first where applicable, and human-review-oriented.
No approval system. No blocking system. No safe-to-deploy claim. No legal compliance guarantee. No compliance certification. No maturity certification.