Rules your AI follows. Controls that catch what slips.
AIQT Guardrails holds your assistant to one standard: Accuracy, Integrity, Quality, and Trust. More than guidance: these principles outrank progress, speed, and cost. In chat, your assistant answers to that standard. In your codebase, technical controls block, flag, or refuse the mistakes they are built to catch. Free and open.
The full pack and per-assistant setup guides live at aiqt.ai.
- In a chat assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot): add AIQT in the form each assistant supports (a skill, a Gem, an agent, or an uploaded instruction file), and every conversation answers to the standard. Available now.
- In a coding assistant (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Copilot in the editor): the governance core is published to inspect and use as preview instructions today; the generated adapters, a guided install, a setup doctor, and the enforcement controls that catch a violation as it happens arrive with the 1.1.0 developer release - in development.
- The standard: a full set of clear, single-behaviour rules across the four AIQT facets, plus a security floor covering confidentiality, integrity, availability, and privacy.
- Technical controls, not just prose: shipped gates and hooks that block, flag, or refuse an action that breaks the standard, so the rules hold even when they are not front of mind.
- Generated adapters: one source renders the Claude, AGENTS.md, Gemini, Copilot, and Cursor surfaces, so they cannot drift.
- A standards crosswalk: mappings from the rules to published control catalogues, for teams that report against a framework.
AIQT catches the mistakes that align to the rules and process we have built so far, and improves with every release. The pack is open, so you can contribute your own guardrails today. Opt-in tools coming in an upcoming release will let you automatically share the comments, improvements, and guardrails you have added, so the community's contributions feed future versions.
Each release ships a per-file manifest and a published root digest, and those same hashes are published independently on posluns.dev. By validating them you can confirm that the files you downloaded are the ones we intended you to have.
Published under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0); see NOTICE for attribution and third-party notices. The licence covers the pack's content and grants no trademark rights: AIQT™ and AIQT Guardrails™ are trademarks of Jeff Posluns.
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AIQT Guardrails by Jeff Posluns.