coding-agents-falco-rules

You can write Falco rules under rules/user/ to enforce deny decisions on AI coding agent tool calls. Trigger rule creation using natural language prompts like "block this tool" or "deny access to" to modify files and restrict agent actions.

Falco rules for coding agents are used to govern AI tool calls and responses by enforcing allow, deny, or ask decisions at runtime. They enable precise policy enforcement and security compliance for automated coding workflows.

Yes, you can use natural language prompts like "add a rule", "block this tool", or "deny access to" to create or edit Falco rules. The skill applies these prompts to modify files in your rules/user/ directory and enforce runtime policies.

To debug custom Falco rules for coding agent tool calls, review the rule structures defined for the coding_agent source and check your user overrides. Ensure your SKILL.md frontmatter contains valid name and description fields for proper rule parsing.

Yes, a valid SKILL.md frontmatter with name and description fields is required to apply Falco rules to coding agents. This frontmatter defines the rule structures for the coding_agent source and supports extension via user overrides and category tagging.

The best way to enforce security policies on AI coding agent responses is to author custom Falco rules under rules/user/. This applies precise allow, deny, or ask decisions at runtime, governing both tool calls and agent responses to meet compliance requirements.