How to work with Code Guardian
Eleven short chapters, from the first start to the limits. Each one reads in two to three minutes.
Describes version v17.16
Up and running in ten minutes
Install, restart, verify — and the one failure that stays silent.
02Why it works
Three layers: skills, gates, review agents. Only one of them is text.
03Your first task
What happens in the first few minutes — and what to do when a gate refuses.
04The modules you should install
phpstan, eslint, ruff: what is expected, and who sets it up.
05Which skill, when
Every skill in the package, grouped. Eight work unasked, the rest you call.
06Setting and accepting goals
An intention becomes an approved goal contract, and a task closes only once every mandatory criterion is backed by evidence.
07Several tasks at once
Every task gets its own working copy. Merging stays with you.
08Several sessions
Hand work to open windows on the same machine — and why waiting never means free.
09When being wrong is expensive
Five advisers, anonymous peer review. When it pays off and when it does not.
10Autopilot
No questions asked, all the way to the result — and what stays armed regardless.
11Status, next steps, limits
Where you stand, what comes next — and what the package expressly does not do.
To read through — or to hand straight to Claude.
To the technical documentation