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AI Guardrails

Turn security policies into rules your AI coding assistant follows.

AI Guardrails generates rule files for AI coding assistants — like Cursor and Augment Code — directly from your security policies, so the same requirements Code Review enforces on a pull request are available to an AI assistant while it's writing the code in the first place.

Generating rules

You can generate a rule file:

  • From an overall security policy, covering everything the policy applies to.

  • From a specific design review, scoped to just that feature.

When setting up a rule, you can browse the repository's files and folders to scope it precisely.

Scoping

Rules can be scoped to a specific threat model, threat model version, or design review, and filtered accordingly — so a rule only surfaces where it's actually relevant, instead of applying blanket guidance across every repository.

From rule to pull request

You can open a pull request directly from a guardrail rule run, without leaving DevArmor, to apply the rule's suggested change.

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