Architecture Specs
Service boundaries, dependencies, design constraints, ownership, and acceptance criteria live beside the work.
Guard makes your specifications executable across planning, generation, verification, approval, and pull-request delivery—without forcing teams to change IDEs or models.
AI assistants can create code before architecture, security, and compliance controls see the change. Guard brings approved context into the implementation loop and keeps a chain of custody from intent through release.
Guard installs into AI-assisted development and checks each implementation cycle against versioned specifications, tests, policy, and security controls.
Service boundaries, dependencies, design constraints, ownership, and acceptance criteria live beside the work.
SAST, dependency, secrets, pipeline, container, and infrastructure checks run before work moves forward.
Tests, lint, types, compliance, cost, and reliability results are persisted for review.
Yellow and red gates pause with context. People retain approval authority and every exception is recorded.
Turn requirements into a shared specification with architecture, security, ownership, and acceptance criteria.
Let coding agents implement against the approved spec inside the developer's existing IDE.
Run unit tests, lint, types, SAST, SCA, secrets, CI/CD, and IaC checks on every cycle.
Score delivery stages green, yellow, or red and route gaps to the responsible human reviewer.
Persist findings, decisions, and stage progress so every pull request carries its evidence trail.
The same specifications, checks, gates, and evidence follow teams across Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, hosted models, and private endpoints.
Use the CLI or scope a self-hosted deployment.
Choose one active codebase and named evaluation team.
Version architecture, security, tests, thresholds, and reviewers.
Review findings, rework, gate outcomes, approvals, and adoption.
Start with one team, one workflow, and one high-value policy set.