agent-workspace-governance

To audit your repository structure for agent-first workflows, run the automated structural audit to compare your existing layout against the target structure, identify gaps, and generate a concrete migration plan.

Non-destructive scaffolding is a migration mechanism that creates missing directories and placeholder files to align your project without overwriting or removing your existing source code and configurations.

You can migrate an existing engineering repo to an agent-first layout by running a structural audit, reviewing the generated migration plan, and then applying non-destructive scaffolding through guided, deterministic rollout steps.

Yes, this structural governance tool works across engineering codebases of varying sizes, performing mechanical readiness checks and guided rollouts to align large repositories to an agent-first structure.

No, repo structure migration uses non-destructive scaffolding to create missing directories and placeholder files, ensuring your existing source code remains untouched while guiding the layout alignment.

An agent-first repository structure is a standardized project layout designed to support automated agent workflows, ensuring codebases have the necessary directories, placeholders, and mechanical readiness for guided operations.