For a project that already exists
Start with what you built. Find what to improve next.
Describe the project, then copy one inspection prompt to your coding agent. It returns a small, sanitized assessment that AgentDirective checks against the safeguards that apply.
2 / Ask your coding agent
Inspect the project without changing it
Using an MCP-capable coding agent?
Connect the hosted endpoint once, then the agent can request the checklist and return the sanitized assessment directly. No account or API key is required.
https://agentdirective.org/mcpExactly what the agent may return
Accepted: relative file paths, test names and outcomes, telemetry names, short implementation summaries, and limitations.
Do not submit source code, file contents, secrets, credentials, personal or customer data, production records, absolute paths, or repository URLs.
3 / Submit the sanitized assessment
Paste or choose the JSON your agent returned
Review the JSON yourself before submitting it. AgentDirective screens likely secrets and rejects absolute file paths.
Existing project assessment
What is supported, missing, or still unknown
The findings compare your agent's report with the evidence expected by the matched Control Packs.
Prioritized findings
Decisions only you can make
Hand the next step to your coding agent
This prompt is built from the reported gaps. It tells the agent to ask you before choosing any open boundary.