clagentic/clagentic-lite

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clagentic:lite

Cross-vendor AI coding harness with deterministic security gates and a full SQLite audit trail. Part of the clagentic suite.

Five roles (Builder, Reviewer, Auditor, Merge Gate, Troubleshooter) with per-role model chains. Five gates (memory recall, safe bash/writes, cross-vendor review, local security scans, session summarize) that fire on Claude Code or Codex events. One SQLite file for session memory, one for the audit trail. POSIX shell. No server. Nothing global. Runs the same on WSL2 Ubuntu and macOS.

It is not a platform. It is what you install on your machine so the coding session you have there is visibly more careful than the default.

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Two steps: install once, enroll per project

clagentic-lite has two distinct steps.

clagentic-lite init — runs once per machine. Installs the tool, wires the symlink, detects prereqs, and writes global config. After this, clagentic-lite is on your PATH.

clagentic-lite enroll — runs once per project (inside each git repo you want gated). This is the activation step. Without it, nothing