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A Go CLI tool for syncing and managing repository governance templates, providing clear role division, review processes, and versioned contracts for collaboration between humans and AI programming agents.
Section 01
Governa is a Go CLI tool for syncing and managing repository governance templates. It aims to provide clear role division, review processes, and versioned contracts for collaboration between humans and AI programming agents, addressing issues of authority, review, and reproducibility in collaboration during the AI programming era.
Section 02
AI-assisted programming has become the new normal in software development, but collaboration between humans and AI agents in the same codebase faces new issues: Who has the authority to make which changes? How to review code submitted by AI? How to ensure the collaboration process is predictable and reproducible? Governa is a governance framework designed to address these problems.
Section 03
Governa's design philosophy is explicit contracts rather than implicit agreements: collaboration contracts must be explicit, versioned, and reproducible, covering consensus on authorization, review, etc. Role division is clear: DEV is responsible for implementation and testing, QA reviews quality and security, Maintainer is the default maintenance role, Director is a human-exclusive decision-making role (cannot be assigned to agents), and role definitions are stored in the docs/roles/ directory.
Section 04
Governa is delivered as a Go CLI tool, with static compilation supporting cross-platform operation, and templates embedded in the binary to ensure the target repository is self-contained. There are two sync modes: New repository (interactively generate governance structure or run non-interactively); Existing repository (conservative adaptation, generate sync-review.md report, handle conflicts based on content similarity scores).
Section 05
Governa supports template evolution: The reference mode of the enhance command can identify improvement patterns to generate AC documents, and the self-check mode compares template changes; The ack command allows developers to declare files to remain in a customized state, balancing standardization and local needs.
Section 06
Governa is currently validated for CLI-type AI agents (such as Claude Code, Codex CLI), and additional adaptation is required for desktop/IDE-integrated agents. Core governance files include AGENTS.md (agent behavior contract), arch.md (architecture), plan.md (plan), CHANGELOG.md, docs/README.md, and the docs/roles/ directory.
Section 07
Governa makes human-AI collaboration more predictable, auditable, and scalable through clear rules, without replacing human judgment. As AI programming tools become widespread, such governance frameworks will become standard configurations for large projects and teams.
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