agent-conduct

Enforce shared governance rules by centralizing hard constraints into a single source of truth, eliminating inconsistency across agent charters. This ensures all autonomous agents adhere to standardized operational protocols without duplicating rules.

Prevent hardcoded agent names by applying product isolation enforcement to your CI/CD pipelines and test suites. This mandates strict parameterization of agent identifiers, ensuring modularity and preventing dependencies on specific agent names.

Automated peer quality assurance is a protocol that mandates test verification and history tracking before finalizing development tasks. It ensures all pre-completion quality checks are properly integrated into the development lifecycle.

You can audit your existing codebase for compliance by validating current configurations against product isolation and peer quality check rules. This checks that no hardcoded agent names exist and pre-commit checks are integrated.

Centralizing quality assurance rules helps autonomous workflows by eliminating duplicated governance constraints across multiple charters. It provides a single shared source of truth, ensuring consistent adherence to CI/CD and testing standards.