AI agent coding compliance

Standards your AI agents
can actually follow.

When AI writes code at production scale, your standards have to be machine-readable and machine-enforceable. Code Standards is how we keep AI-generated work — from copilots through to autonomous agents — aligned with ISO, OWASP, regulatory and in-house engineering rules. Every line, every time.

What's in the box

01

Pre-built standards packs

ISO 25010, 27001, 42001, OWASP Top 10 / ASVS, PCI-DSS, NIST, GDPR and language style guides — ready-to-deploy skills your agents read directly.

02

Bespoke in-house rulesets

Codify your architecture rules, security posture and house style into machine-readable skills your agents follow without drift.

03

Regulated-domain coverage

Medical-device safety (ISO 14971), automotive (ISO 26262), accessibility (WCAG 2.2), payments (PCI-DSS), data (UK GDPR) — full-spectrum.

04

Continuous standards updates

Standards bodies move; your skills packs move with them — versioned, audit-traceable, applied automatically across your AI tooling.

05

Audit-ready evidence

Every generation, every check, every override — logged. So you can prove to certification bodies that compliance is more than a claim.

06

Enterprise rollout

IDE copilots, agent frameworks, CI hooks, policy engines — designed for organisations, not single developers.

Built for teams shipping at AI scale.

Code Standards is a Digital Tactics product. We work with engineering and security leadership to roll it out across copilots, agent platforms and CI pipelines — and stay close while the standards landscape keeps moving.

Common questions

Who is Code Standards for?

Engineering and security teams whose developers are now using AI agents — Copilot, Cursor, Claude Code, internal agents — at scale. Code Standards is the layer that keeps the volume of AI-generated work inside your engineering, security and regulatory bar without slowing the agents down.

Which AI tools and agents does it work with?

Anything that can read structured rules — IDE copilots, agent frameworks, CI hooks and policy engines. The skills packs are tool-agnostic and shipped in a format your agents already understand, so there’s no one-vendor lock-in.

Can it enforce our own internal/proprietary standards?

Yes — bespoke skills packs are a core mode. We codify your architecture rules, security posture, naming conventions, framework choices and house style into machine-readable skills the agents follow without drift, alongside the public ISO / OWASP / regulatory packs.

Is the standards library kept up to date?

Yes. Standards bodies move — OWASP rotates, ISO revises, regulators add — and the skills packs move with them. Versioned, dated, audit-traceable. New versions roll out across your AI tooling without you having to hand-edit prompts or rules.

What about security and audit evidence?

Every generation, every check, every override is logged. The output is structured evidence you can hand to a certification body, an internal auditor, or a regulator — proof that compliance is being applied, not just claimed.