AEGIS¶
Agentic Enterprise Guided Intelligent System. Agents for GitHub Copilot and Claude Code that turn a one-line idea into approved requirements, an implementable architecture and reviewed code, grounded in your organization's standards.
Get started Star on GitHub See a complete example
Choose your setup¶
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GitHub Copilot
Clone AEGIS, open it in VS Code and run
/start-ideationin Copilot Chat's Agent mode. -
Claude Code
Clone AEGIS and run
claudein the folder. Orchestrators run in your conversation; specialists run as subagents. -
Claude Code plugin (preview)
Install AEGIS into your own repository with
/plugin install aegis@aegis, thenpip install aegis-sdlc. -
CLI only
pip install aegis-sdlcgives you theartifact-toolscommand: scaffold and validate artifacts, for example in CI.
How it works¶
| Phase | You get |
|---|---|
| 1. Ideation | Product, functional and non-functional requirements, a user journey map, a system blueprint and an executive briefing. |
| 2. Architecture | Interface specifications with native contracts, data, security, deployment and observability architecture, and ADRs. |
| 3. Implementation | Work packages traced to the artifacts, a decision ledger, and reviewed code in your target repository. |
- One step at a time. Orchestrators ask a few focused questions, recap and wait for you.
- Documents that stay consistent. Fixed templates, stable ids, and validation after every edit.
- Grounded in your standards. Agents check your Enterprise Standards first and cite them.
- Bounded, reviewed implementation. A guard keeps each implementer inside one approved work package; completion needs an independent review and recorded evidence.
- No automatic deployment. Release needs a named human approver.
Read how it works for the details, or browse the complete example for a simple to-do app.
Support the project¶
If AEGIS saves you time, please star it on GitHub so other teams can find it, and tell us what worked or what got in your way in a feature request or bug report.
AEGIS is MIT licensed.