Policy Forge
Policy Forge: Agentic AI Governance Policy Forge (Forge) is an open-source framework for the "Agent-Native" era.
Core trick
Machine-readable JSON/YAML policies translate into OPA rules and CI scanner checks so agent intents are validated before execution.
Description
Policy Forge: Agentic AI Governance
Policy Forge (Forge) is an open-source framework for the "Agent-Native" era. It provides the Contextual Governance and machine-readable logic required for AI agents to operate autonomously and safely.
Key Pillars for Agentic AI
Machine Readability: Uses structured schemas (JSON/YAML) to eliminate "context drift" and reduce token waste for LLMs.
Guardrailed Autonomy: Defines strict "Policy-as-Code" boundaries, ensuring agents stay within operational limits.
Shared Truth Layer: Provides a consistent set of machine-readable constraints for multi-agent orchestration.
Deterministic Logic: Replaces "black box" guessing with auditable, traceable logic trees.
Security & Enforcement
Forge bridges the gap between human policy and execution. It translates governance into machine-enforceable rules compatible with OPA and CI/CD scanners, allowing for automated "intent" validation.
README excerpt
# FORGE 🦀  Framework for OSCAL Risk & Governance Execution [](https://sonarcloud.io/summary/new_code?id=policy-forge_forge) [](https://sonarcloud.io/summary/new_code?id=policy-forge_forge) [](https://sonarcloud.io/summary/new_code?id=policy-forge_forge) [](https://sonarcloud.io/summary/new_code?id=policy-forge_forge) [](https://sonarcloud.io/summary/new_code?id=policy-forge_forge) FORGE is a high-performance Rust CLI designed for the Agent-Native software era. It bridges the gap between human-written security policies and autonomous execution by converting Markdown governance into OSCAL (Open Security Controls Assessment Language)—the industry standard for machine-readable compliance. ## 🚀 Why FORGE? Natural-language policy can be ambiguous to automation. FORGE converts explicit source documents into schema-validated OSCAL artifacts for later review and tooling. Whet