{"id":"jzocb-agent-guardrails","name":"agent-guardrails","af_score":39.5,"security_score":25.0,"reliability_score":22.5,"what_it_does":"Agent-guardrails is a shell-based toolkit that installs and wires mechanical enforcement for AI coding agents via git pre-commit hooks and local validation scripts. It helps prevent common bypass patterns and hardcoded secret leaks, and encourages an import-based “registry” pattern (via a project __init__.py template) so new code imports validated functions rather than reimplementing them.","best_when":"Used in repositories where developers already allow local git hooks and want deterministic, repo-local enforcement against agent-generated code.","avoid_when":"Avoid if your team cannot tolerate blocking commits/edits based on heuristic pattern matching, or if your workflow disallows modification of git hooks and project files (e.g., pre-commit).","last_evaluated":"2026-04-04T19:32:56.591420+00:00","has_mcp":false,"has_api":false,"auth_methods":[],"has_free_tier":false,"known_gotchas":["Heuristic bypass-pattern detection can produce false positives/negatives (e.g., legitimate “TODO: integrate” strings).","If the import registry is not enforced consistently (e.g., missing __init__.py generation or agent ignores it), agents may still bypass by copying/reimplementing logic.","Repo-local hooks run only where git hooks are installed/enabled; bypasses remain possible in environments that don’t run hooks (e.g., direct CI pushes without hooks)."],"error_quality":0.0}