AgentGuard Shield

Quality Assurance by RLabs

Your agent writes the code. We guarantee it works in production.

AgentGuard is an MCP server that gives Claude, GPT, or Cursor a 5-step process to generate production-ready code. It uses archetypes (architecture templates for your project) to ensure consistency and quality. No API keys. No extra configuration.

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claude_desktop_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "agentguard": {
      "command": "agentguard-mcp",
      "args": ["--archetype", "api_backend"]
    }
  }
}

# Your AI agent now has access to:
#   skeleton       → project structure & scaffolding
#   contracts      → type-safe interfaces & schemas
#   logic          → implementation with validation
#   validate       → structural & security checks
#   digest         → quality report & trace summary

How is it different?

Real example: generating a task management REST API

Without AgentGuard

File Structure

Inconsistent organization, code duplication

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Error Handling

Inconsistent across endpoints, no logging

Typing

Partial or missing, runtime errors

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Tests

Low coverage, untested edge cases

Imports

Circular, unused, disorganized

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Refactoring Time

6-10 hours of manual QA and fixes

With AgentGuard

File Structure

Validated archetype, scalable and consistent

Error Handling

Standardized, with logging and traces

Typing

100% type-safe, guaranteed compilation

Tests

Automatic coverage, comprehensive test cases

Imports

Validated, no circulars, organized

Refactoring Time

15-30 min of automated validation

Why AgentGuard

Security

Verified code, no surprises. Protection against hallucinations.

Speed

Real-time validation without slowing your development flow.

Precision

Granular verification mechanisms, not generic checks.

Transparency

Every validation decision is explainable and traceable.

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