Roadmap
Future milestones for the AI Guardrails project. Phase 1 (static site) is complete.
Phase 2: Autonomous update pipeline
Keep the playbook current as new AI agent tools, rules formats, and research emerge — without manual monitoring.
How it would work
Daily cron (GitHub Action)
→ Search RSS / HN / GitHub releases for new agent tools
→ Feed diffs to an LLM analyzer
→ If significance score > threshold:
→ Open draft branch + PR with suggested content changes
→ Maintainer reviews → merges → Netlify redeploys
Components
| Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Source watchers | Monitor GitHub releases (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Copilot), HN AI threads, arxiv papers on AI code quality |
| LLM analyzer | Score each finding: "Does this change our recommendations?" (0-10) |
| PR generator | Draft markdown updates to guides, playbook sections, or new guide pages |
| Human review gate | No auto-merge — maintainer approves every change |
Significance thresholds
| Score | Action |
|---|---|
| 0-3 | Log only, no PR |
| 4-6 | Open draft PR with "consider" label |
| 7-10 | Open draft PR with "recommended" label + notify maintainer |
Phase 3: Interactive setup wizard
Web-based tool that generates guardrail files for your project:
- Pick your agent(s)
- Pick your stack
- List forbidden scope
- Download a zip with AGENTS.md, rules, pre-commit config, CI workflow
Phase 4: Rule pack library
Pre-built rule packs for Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust, and mobile stacks.
Phase 5: Community contributions
Submit integration guides, share Project Learnings, vote on playbook changes.
Phase 6: Analytics (privacy-first)
Optional, opt-in pattern counts from CodeDiet — no code sent. Aggregate data improves default rules.
Have an idea? Open an issue on GitHub.