DevLaws injects software engineering rules directly into AI agents and workflows. Ensure your codebase is production-ready at all times and meets all SWE criteria and performance metrics.
What No Other Tool Does
DevLaws is the only platform that injects software engineering rules and heuristics directly into your AI agents and active workflows to guarantee your codebase is production-ready at all times, meeting all SWE criteria and performance standards.
DevLaws doesn't just sit in a file. It runs as a native Model Context Protocol server that injects your standards directly into AI agent execution sessions. Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini CLI — they all read your rules in real-time, before writing a single line.
Create a Team Protocol once. Every developer's AI agent — whether they use Cursor, Copilot, or Claude — automatically follows the same architectural standards. New hires are compliant from day one. No tribal knowledge required.
Organize laws into themed folders — Security Protocols, API Design Standards, Performance Rules. Share them across teams, import community packs, or build your own and distribute them to every engineer in your org.
Each team gets its own API key for MCP server authentication. Revoke, rotate, or regenerate without affecting other teams. Fine-grained access control at the infrastructure level.
Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenAI Codex — DevLaws enforces standards across all of them at the same time. One dashboard. One protocol. Every agent governed. Skills files can't do this.
Users submit feature requests, report bugs, and suggest improvements — then the community upvotes them. Your engineering roadmap is shaped by the people who actually use the tool.
Ask any engineering question — "Why shouldn't we use singletons here?" — and get an instant answer backed by real software engineering laws. Settle architecture debates in seconds, not hour-long meetings.
Unlike .cursorrules or skills.md files that rot in your repo, DevLaws
is a living system. Laws are updated bi-weekly. Your team protocol syncs
instantly. When you toggle a law on or off, every connected AI agent picks it up in real-time.
Zero manual file management.
What We Catch
Not generic linting. DevLaws understands architecture, design decisions, and engineering trade-offs at the level your senior engineers think about them.
Catches god classes, circular dependencies, tight coupling, and monolith patterns before they become technical debt.
Identifies N+1 queries, missing error boundaries, uncapped loops, and performance bottlenecks hiding in AI-generated code.
Flags hardcoded secrets, unvalidated inputs, missing auth checks, insecure API flows, and exposed endpoints.
Catches hallucinated implementations, deprecated API usage, over-abstraction, and boilerplate bloat from LLM outputs.
Detects when code deviates from your team's agreed conventions, naming patterns, module structure, and onboarding docs.
Surfaces single points of failure, missing documentation, untestable code paths, and technical debt accumulation patterns.
Plugs Into Your Stack
DevLaws connects directly to the AI tools your team already uses. Whether your engineers write code with Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or agents powered by Claude, Codex, or Gemini, DevLaws injects your team's standards into every coding session. No workflow changes. No context switching.
Analysis, enforcement, and intelligence built for teams shipping AI-assisted code at scale.
Save your engineering standards as your Active Protocol. DevLaws instantly injects them into Cursor, Claude, Copilot, and Gemini, so every AI suggestion your team gets already follows your rules, before any code is written.
DevLaws runs as a native MCP server inside your AI agents. Real-time codebase analysis, architectural insights, and standard enforcement directly in your IDE workflow.
We translate industry rules like Murphy's, Conway's, and Brooks's into active agent guardrails. Heuristics are updated bi-weekly, expanding codebase protection automatically.
Share one Protocol across your entire org. Every engineer's AI agent follows the same rules, new hires included. No tribal knowledge, no onboarding chaos.
Ask "why shouldn't we do X?" and get an instant, principle-backed answer your team trusts. Settle architecture debates in seconds, not meetings.
Central control plane for engineering governance at scale. Orchestrate enforcement across every agent, repo, and cloud environment from one dashboard.
Simple & Transparent
Whether you are an individual developer styling your personal IDE assistant, or an enterprise engineering org enforcing collective laws, we scale with you.
Inject active guardrails, manage personal protocols, and enforce code quality rules locally.
Advanced AI capabilities, fine-tuning, and unlimited personal knowledge management.
Synchronize coding standards, automate code reviews, and govern AI usage across your entire engineering team.
Maximum security, scale, compliance, custom model fine-tuning, and dedicated tenant deployments.
The Roadmap
We're building in public with a clear trajectory. Each phase delivers real, usable infrastructure, not just promises.
110+ active software engineering guardrails (Murphy's, Conway's, Brooks's, and more), configured for real-time agent injection.
Ask any engineering question. Get instant, principle-backed answers your whole team can trust.
Select which principles your team enforces. Build a living standard that evolves with your codebase.
Inject your team's standards into Cursor, Copilot, Claude, and Gemini. Every AI session follows your rules.
Direct repository analysis and automated governance integrated into your GitHub workflow. Standards enforced at the source.
Enterprise-grade engineering governance across your entire cloud infrastructure.
Fine-grained permission controls, SSO integration, audit logs, custom integrations, and dedicated VPC infrastructure deployments.
Set your engineering standards in DevLaws. Your AI agents follow them in every session. Your codebase stays clean, consistent, and compliant without manual review overhead.
DevLaws compiles a growing engine of classic, time-tested software engineering guardrails (Conway's, Brooks's, Murphy's). Inject them with your own specific custom guidelines to create the ultimate operational blueprint for your development environment.
"Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong."
DevLaws flags single points of failure before they reach production. Redundancy checks and error handling gaps are surfaced automatically during analysis.
"Organizations design systems that mirror their communication structure."
Get flagged when your service boundaries don't match your team structure. Prevent the architecture drift that slows teams down.
"Adding manpower to a late software project makes it later."
Onboard new engineers without slowing down. DevLaws gives every new hire your team's architecture playbook on day one.
The Difference
Skills files teach AI how to code. DevLaws ensures the code meets your team's standards.
"Skills.md teaches the AI how to swing the hammer. DevLaws tells everyone (and the AI) what the house should look like and checks that it’s being built correctly."
Got Questions?
Everything you need to know about DevLaws, our native Model Context Protocol integration, and real-time governance.
DevLaws is an AI engineering governance platform. It converts design standards, architectural guidelines, and codebase conventions into active protocols. These rules are injected directly into AI agents (like Cursor, Claude Code, and Copilot) via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) in real-time, ensuring code is compliant before it is written.
Linters catch syntax errors and simple formatting rules after the code has been written. DevLaws works proactively by injecting architectural context and governance principles directly into the AI agent's prompt context during the generation phase. It understands design trade-offs, anti-patterns, and architectural structures rather than just syntax.
Yes. With the Team and Enterprise plans, you can build shared protocols, organize them into folders, manage teammate access permissions, and sync those rules across every engineer's machine instantly. Any changes made in the DevLaws dashboard sync down to connected agents in real-time.
DevLaws supports all editors and CLI agents that support the Model Context Protocol (MCP) or custom context files. This includes Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, and custom CLI wrappers using Google Gemini or OpenAI Codex.
Our database of classic software engineering rules (such as Conway's Law, Murphy's Law, Wirth's Law) is expanded bi-weekly. You can also write your own custom rules to inject into your workflows instantly.