Best for
- A quick check before starting significant work
- A last check before declaring work done
- Teams with a written rules file that people forget
What you give it
- The change or plan
- Your rules file
What you get back
- PASS, or the specific rule that applies and what to do about it
How it works
- Reads your rules file (the quick reference first, then the relevant sections).
- Checks persistence, data model, technology, root-cause fixing, tests, destructive actions and git hygiene.
- Reports PASS or the gate; suggests the Change Reviewer agent for a full diff review.
Example
You: /guardrails-check we will cache the cart in memory
Result: Gate: persistence. A cart held only in memory is lost on restart. Persist it in the database (cache is fine for speed, not as the source of truth).
Limits — please read
- It enforces only what you have written.
- It is a checklist, not a full review.