code-constitution-skills-governance

To enforce deterministic governance, evaluate agent proposals against constitutional doctrines using a 4-phase lifecycle to classify, evaluate, decide, and emit decisions with citations and enforcement actions.

Apply AI security constraints during architecture reviews by checking agent proposals against prime directives and system laws read from rules/ doctrine files to prevent unsafe actions and ensure auditability.

Constitutional governance for AI agents is a binding framework enforcing safety and determinism. You need it during architecture reviews, data ownership decisions, AI behavior constraints, and breaking-change scenarios.

Yes, you can use this governance skill to handle breaking-change scenarios by evaluating proposed changes against domain doctrines to yield deterministic enforcement outcomes with explicit enforcement actions.

Prevent unsafe actions by running agent proposals through a deterministic decision model that applies enforcement protocols and master constitution doctrines before execution, providing citations for auditable decisions.

No, this AI governance framework operates independently with zero dependencies, reading doctrine files from the rules/ directory to sustain long-term trust and stability across agent executions.