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Devran AI Kit

Devran AI Kit — Trust-Grade AI Development Framework

Welcome to the Devran AI Kit documentation — a Trust-Grade AI development framework.


What is Devran AI Kit?

Devran AI Kit transforms your IDE into a virtual engineering team with:

Feature Count Description
🤖 AI Agents 26 Specialized roles (Mobile, DevOps, Database, Security, PR Review...)
🛠️ Skills 39 Domain knowledge modules (API, Testing, PR Toolkit, Docker, Research Methodology...)
⌨️ Commands 40 Slash commands for every development workflow
🔄 Workflows 25 Process templates (/create, /debug, /deploy, /implement, /pr, /pr-merge...)
Checklists 4 Quality gates (session-start, session-end, pre-commit, task-complete)
🔗 Hooks 9 Event-driven automation (runtime + git-hook enforcement)
⚙️ Runtime 43 Runtime engine modules (governance, reputation, self-healing, command bridge...)
⚖️ Rules 15 Governance constraints (security, performance, accessibility, data-privacy, testing, git, docs, and more)

NPX install in 30 seconds

26 specialized agents for delegation

40 slash commands for quick execution

39 domain expertise modules

25 full development workflows

Trust-Grade operating constraints

43 modules powering the runtime

Control Claude Code from your phone

End-to-end project lifecycle

7 IDEs from one manifest


Core Philosophy

Trust > Optimization. Safety > Growth. Explainability > Performance.

This isn't just a collection of prompts. It's an engineered framework that enforces professional standards through immutable operating constraints.


Key Features

  • 🔒 Trust-Grade Governance — 15 rules (Performance, Accessibility, Data Privacy + 12 more) with Rigor Profiles (strict/standard/minimal), Scope Filters, and Ethics Gates across all 25 workflows
  • 🤖 Multi-Agent System — 26 specialized agents with Instinct System (confidence-scored pattern memory, auto-applied at ≥70 confidence)
  • ⚙️ Runtime Engine — 43 modules enforcing workflow transitions, task governance, agent reputation, and self-healing
  • 📦 Context as Artifact — Persistent markdown files for plans, specs, and decisions
  • 🔄 Continuous Learning — PAAL cycle extracts patterns from every session; Instinct System makes them permanent
  • 🛡️ Security First — Built-in secret detection, OWASP Top 10 checklist, vulnerability scanning, and compliance checks
  • 🖥️ Cross-IDE Support — Governance configs for Claude Code, Antigravity, Cursor, OpenCode, and Codex; slash command bridges for Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, VS Code Copilot, and Windsurf

Release History

Latest (v5.2.8): kit init and kit update now auto-untrack any Kit artifacts that were accidentally committed (.cursor/commands/, .agent/, bridge files, dev/null/). Gitignore only blocks new additions — already-tracked files stayed in git. Now Kit actively removes them from the index via git rm -r --cached while keeping working-tree files intact. A two-gate safety net (git check-ignore --no-index + explicit shared-mode detection) prevents touching user-authored configs or breaking kit init --shared team workflows. 1037 tests passing.

v5.2.7: kit update now runs the full gitignore pipeline — projects upgraded from older Kit versions get missing .cursor/commands/, .opencode/commands/, and other bridge entries auto-fixed.

v5.2.6: Fixed Claude Code CLI slash command discovery — blanket .claude/ gitignore narrowed to .claude/commands/ for proper directory discovery. New narrowBlanketClaudeIgnore() migration function.

v5.2.3: Automatic Worktree Support — .worktreeinclude generation for Claude Code, post-checkout git hook for manual worktrees.

v5.2.0: Universal Slash Command Bridge Generation — IDE-native / command bridges for Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, VS Code Copilot, and Windsurf with auto-detection and provenance-based safe overwrite.

See the full CHANGELOG for detailed release notes.