govctl
Governed RFC, ADR, and work item workflows for coding
All Skills in This Repository (9)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorscommit
Automate Git or Jujutsu commits with govctl governance checks.
init
Initialize govctl governance structure and install the CLI tool.
quick
__init__
adr-writer
Generate and manage Architecture Decision Records with structured templates.
migrate
Discovers implicit architectural decisions and specifications, converting them into ADRs and RFCs for govctl governance.
rfc-writer
Generate and manage RFC documents with RFC 2119 normative clauses.
discuss
Facilitate design discussions and draft RFC or ADR artifacts.
gov
Execute governed implementation workflows with govctl CLI for work items, RFC/ADR checks, phase gates, testing, and closure.
wi-writer
Generate structured work items with titles, descriptions, and acceptance criteria.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install govctl?โผ
Run `npx skills add govctl-org/govctl --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.
What problem does govctl solve?โผ
It prevents AI-generated code from drifting away from specifications by requiring RFCs, ADRs, work items, and verification guards before changes count as done.
Does govctl work with Claude Code and Codex?โผ
Yes. It ships native integrations for Claude Code and Codex, installed via `govctl agent install claude` or `govctl agent install codex`.
Can I adopt govctl in an existing project?โผ
Yes. The migrate workflow discovers past design decisions in your codebase and backfills ADRs and RFCs incrementally without rewriting history.
Do I need to write governance files by hand?โผ
No. Your AI agent drafts RFCs, ADRs, and work items through guided skills, and the govctl CLI validates and renders them automatically.
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