Release history
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Engineering-management layer of 34 specialist AI agents covering the full SDLC (architect, PM, senior-dev, reviewer, QA, security, devops, L3-support + 18 archetype-specific reviewers) with auto-detected archetypes and compliance gates (PCI-DSS, HIPAA, FedRAMP, GDPR, EU AI Act). Runs in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Aider, and Continue via AGENTS.md + MCP. MIT.
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- `great-cto ci` now runs only archetype-drift and budget checks; existing pipelines continue to function without security findings.
- The `secret-scan` pre‑commit hook remains unchanged.
- Removed `great-cto scan` CLI command and its `--severity` / `--scanner` flags
- Removed `great-cto list-rules` CLI command
- Removed `scan` and `list_rules` MCP tools (now only 7 tools remain)
Full changelog
Removed: AgentShield scanner
The bundled AgentShield static scanner has been fully removed. It was an
AI-security pattern scanner (OWASP LLM Top 10) that shipped its own CLI
commands, MCP tools, rule files, and SARIF/JUnit output. Pre-implementation
threat modelling is now owned entirely by the ai-security-reviewer agent,
which is a better fit for the gated-pipeline model.
Breaking — removed CLI surface:
great-cto scancommand (+--severity/--scannerflags)great-cto list-rulescommandscanandlist_rulesMCP tools (MCP now exposes 7 tools:
detect_archetype,estimate_cost,query_decisions,project_status,
cost_summary,pipeline_stages,recent_verdicts)- The
~/.great_cto/guardrails.ymlfile is no longer created on bootstrap agentshield-rules/rule files dropped from the published npm package
great-cto ci survives — the command now runs archetype-drift and
budget checks only (--no-archetype / --no-budget to skip). Existing CI
pipelines keep working but no longer fail on security findings.
Unchanged: the secret-scan pre-commit hook is a separate subsystem and
is unaffected. Per-file opt-out remains // great_cto:allow-secrets; the
whole hook honours GREAT_CTO_DISABLE_SECRET_SCAN=1.