Crag's a zero-config CLI that analyzes your repo's actual setup — CI, scripts, styles — generates one governance.md, then compiles it to native formats for 13 AI coding tools like Cursor, Claude, and Copilot.

How does crag fix AI agent rule drift?

It audits for stale configs (e.g., rules referencing deleted scripts), auto-compiles updates from a single source, and hooks commits to block drift — found in 46% of 50 top repos.

Does crag work offline with any language?

Yes — offline, no deps beyond Node, supports 25+ languages from TypeScript to Rust, and runs on monorepos or single crates without cloud or API keys.

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Crag Compiles AI Agent Rules — No More Drift

AI agents ignore scattered rules across CLAUDE.md and Cursor files. Crag's compiler turns repo reality into unified governance for 13 tools.

theAIcatchup Apr 10, 2026 4 min read

Crag CLI terminal output compiling governance rules to multiple AI tool formats

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46% of top open-source repos have AI governance drift; crag fixes it in seconds. 𝕏
Compiles one governance.md to 13 native AI tool formats — compile-time beats runtime. 𝕏
Zero crashes in 101-repo tests; deterministic, offline, no LLM guesswork. 𝕏

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