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policyctl

Provider-agnostic policy runtime for coding agents

Code editors & coding assistants

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PolicyCtl is a provider-agnostic policy runtime for AI coding agents. It enforces rules deterministically before actions execute, instead of relying on prompt instructions. One `.policyctl.yml` policy works across Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, and CI, with sub-12ms local evaluation, pre-execution blocking, secret detection, policy-file protection, and native hook generation.

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