Integrations

Architectural drift prevention across your AI coding stack

One decision corpus, enforced at three layers: agent hooks, generated editor rules, and a deterministic CI gate. Every integration below is labelled with its real support level.

01

Enforcement — native and validated

A shipped adapter checks proposed changes against the decision corpus before they reach disk. Maintained code, tests on main, published evidence.

02

Propagation — rules export and CI gates

The same corpus carried into tools without a runtime adapter: generated editor rules, and a deterministic gate in pipelines you own.

03

Host environments

No dedicated adapters. Governance reaches these tools through the layers above — an underlying supported agent, generated rules, or CI.

04

Experimental and planned

Nothing here ships today. Experimental means code exists behind a PR or validation is incomplete; planned means design work only.

Experimental

OpenCode

Plugin-hooks approach under evaluation; no production plugin. Compaction experiment: NULL verdict.

Experimental · PR #314

Kiro

Bounded PreToolUse hook adapter, contract-tested, pending review and merge.

Middleware POC planned

Deep Agents

Mneme as custom middleware around filesystem and tool execution: pre-mutation blocking, change reconstruction, subagent propagation.

Planned

n8n

Governance checks for AI-driven workflow automation.

Works alongsidePerplexity Enterprise turns research rationale into enforceable decisions · Microsoft Agent Forge pairs an autonomous workflow substrate with deterministic governance. Research and ecosystem tools, not Mneme integrations.

Every layer reads the same file: .mneme/project_memory.json. Install with pip install mneme-hq, scaffold with mneme init, and wire the layer that fits your stack. The architectural argument: governance across heterogeneous AI coding agents. Standards alignment: MCP, AGENTS.md, NIST CAISI.