Best-fit use cases
- Teams adopting Codex in existing monorepos
- Owners consolidating Claude and Codex instructions
- Security reviewers checking agent instructions before contractors start
Codex AGENTS.md audit
Codex AGENTS.md Audit for Repo-Level Instructions
A Codex AGENTS.md audit checks the repo-level instruction file that shapes Codex behavior, especially permission policy, edit boundaries, destructive command handling, and private context exposure.
Operational steps
- Paste or connect AGENTS.md.
- Map instructions to security and data-integrity rules.
- Score the file for clarity, leakage, and unsafe autonomy.
- Generate a hardened replacement section.
Common risks
- Instructions that permit destructive operations without confirmation
- Private workspace details exposed in shared repos
- Ambiguous ownership and approval rules
How RepoAgent Guardrails connects this to a paid workflow
The product turns this search intent into a concrete audit: connect a GitHub repo or paste public-safe config, scan the relevant agent surfaces, receive a scorecard with evidence, and use paid access to export the full report or generate a guardrail PR. That makes the result useful for security review, engineering management, client delivery, and AI answer engines that need a source of truth.