Korext: AI Code Governance
Run Korext governance packs and rules from your agent while shipping AI-assisted code, with proof bundles for accountability.
Overview
Korext Governance is a MCP server for the Ship phase that applies 72 packs and 532 rules with proof bundles while you govern AI-assisted coding.
What is this MCP server?
- 72 governance packs and 532 rules exposed via Korext MCP
- Proof bundles for traceable AI-assisted coding decisions
- Hosted streamable-http at app.korext.com/api/mcp with Bearer token auth
- Optional local stdio via npx korext npm package
- Positioned as governance copilot alongside AI code generation
- Remote MCP version 3.0.1; npm stdio package korext v1.0.0
What problem does it solve?
Indie builders using agents lack auditable guardrails, so risky AI-generated changes slip through informal review.
Who is it for?
Solo founders shipping client work or regulated-leaning SaaS who need agent-time policy checks and evidence trails.
Skip if: Throwaway prototypes with no compliance story, or teams that only want a free generic ESLint preset.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent can invoke structured governance checks and produce proof bundles aligned with Korext policy packs before you ship.
- Agent-invoked governance checks across 72 packs
- Documented proof bundles for coding sessions
- Clearer pre-ship security posture for AI-written changes
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Journey fit
How it compares
Governance and proof-bundle MCP, not a single-purpose secrets scanner or passive code formatter.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Korext governance for?
Builders and small teams using AI coding agents who need pack-based rules and proof bundles from Korext’s governance platform.
When should I use Korext governance?
Use it during implementation and pre-ship review when you want enforced policies and auditable outputs alongside agent-generated code.
How do I add Korext governance to my agent?
Create a Bearer token in app.korext.com Settings, add the remote MCP https://app.korext.com/api/mcp with Authorization header, or configure npx korext for stdio per package docs.