MergeGuide injects your active policies into the AI assistant via MCP — so Claude, Copilot and Cursor generate compliant code from the start. This is the layer that turns governance from a check into a prevention.
The problem. AI optimizes for velocity and will guess, take shortcuts, and hallucinate to deliver. Intercepting its output after the fact is too late — the only way to stay fast and safe is to govern generation itself.
Your assistant requests active compliance policies before generating; violations are prevented before code exists.
Controls measure that the AI actually did what your policy requires — if it didn't, it goes back and does it again.
Claude, Copilot and Cursor all receive your policies through the same MCP layer.
As agents take on more of the build, the same policy set governs what they produce — visibility and control over machine-written code.