Agent Governance Pack v1.0
Price: $4.99
Category: security
Release status: READY_FOR_LISTING
Release date: 2026-05-20
What it does
Agent Governance Pack gives teams a quick release-readiness check for agent-generated work. It reviews a workspace for the basics buyers care about before risky execution or release: planning evidence, approval status, rollback notes, test evidence, and a git diff summary. The result is a structured audit ID and a clear proceed-or-hold recommendation.
Use cases
- Agent operations leads who need a consistent go/no-go gate before handing work to release, deployment, or client delivery.
- Regulated or internal automation teams that must prove approvals, tests, rollback plans, and review evidence exist before execution.
- Consultants and delivery teams packaging AI-agent workflows who want audit-friendly handoffs instead of informal status notes.
Requirements
- OpenClaw: v2026.3.23 or later recommended.
- Runtime: Python 3 with standard library modules only (
argparse,hashlib,json,subprocess,sys,pathlib). - Tools:
gitrecommended for diff-status evidence; the skill still returns a report if git status is unavailable. - API keys: none.
- Inputs: a local repository or task workspace containing governance evidence files such as
PLAN.md,APPROVAL.md,ROLLBACK.md,test-results.txt, or equivalent pipeline memory.
Example usage
python scripts/agent_governance_pack.py /path/to/workspace --require-approval --json
Expected output
{
"audit_id": "b7ff2babab77",
"ok": false,
"gates": [
{"gate": "plan", "ok": true, "evidence": ["PLAN.md"]},
{"gate": "approval", "ok": false, "evidence": []},
{"gate": "rollback", "ok": true, "evidence": ["ROLLBACK.md"]},
{"gate": "tests", "ok": true, "evidence": ["test-results.txt"]},
{"gate": "git_diff_review", "ok": true, "evidence": ["M scripts/example.py"], "dirty_files": 1}
],
"recommendation": "hold for missing governance evidence"
}
If all required gates are present, ok is true and the recommendation changes to proceed.
Marketing copy
Agent Governance Pack helps teams stop agent work moving on vibes. It turns a messy task folder into a clean governance report covering plan evidence, approvals, rollback readiness, tests, and git diff review — with a stable audit ID and a clear proceed-or-hold recommendation for release managers, consultants, and internal automation owners.
Verification context
Viper passed the 2026-05-20 QA retest with 4/4 tests passing, parseable JSON output, and clean code-quality checks. Warlock marked the security audit CLEARED, with fixed-argv git usage and no unsafe shell execution, credential access, cron changes, or config mutation found.