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Agentic OS

A governance layer that checks the evidence behind an AI coding agent's claims, using git hooks and CI to catch skipped reviews, untested code, and leaked secrets.

Agentic OS

Agentic OS adds enforcement on top of a rules file such as AGENTS.md or Cursor Rules for AI coding agents. Instead of only asking an agent to follow a five-step workflow of planning, building, review, testing, and shipping, it checks whether each step actually happened by reading a work log the agent leaves behind, and fails the commit or pull request when evidence is missing.

A pre-commit hook scans for credentials before they reach git history, and continuous integration jobs run the real test suite, run ShellCheck, and check markdown links; these three checks must pass before a pull request merges. Additional security scanning jobs run on every pull request but are not required merge checks unless configured to be. It supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and Antigravity.

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