Architectural Guardrail for AI-native development

CXGRD maps blast radius across your codebase, so AI tools know what they will break - before they write a line

CXGRD scans your project, builds a dependency graph, and gives AI assistants the architectural context they need to make safer changes.

• Tell you exactly what will break before a change lands.
• Enrich AI prompts with project structure, dependencies, and blast-radius analysis.
• Validate architecture with circular dependency checks, orphan detection, and compiler-backed validation.
• Enforce merge policies in GitHub Actions to protect your team from risky changes.

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Typical workflow

# 1. Install
npm install -g cxgrd

# 2. Authenticate
cxgrd auth login
# Required for Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans

# 3. Scan your project
cxgrd scan

# 4. Check blast radius before a change
cxgrd input "extract UserService into a separate module"

# 5. Generate an enriched prompt for your AI
cxgrd prompt "extract UserService into a separate module"

# 6. Validate the result
cxgrd check

See it in action

![CXGRD Demo]

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Core commands

• cxgrd scan → writes .cg/ from scratch or diffs it
• cxgrd input → reads graph + architecture + history, writes to history.json
• cxgrd prompt → reads everything, sends a subgraph to your LLM, and returns an enriched prompt
• cxgrd check → reads graph + compiler output, writes result to history.json
• cxgrd auth login → log in for Pro, Team, and Enterprise users
• cxgrd doctor → verifies toolchain readiness before strict checks
• cxgrd watch → monitors dependency changes in real time
• cxgrd init-hooks → installs pre-commit checks automatically

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For more information, visit the official website or read the docs here.

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