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Lifecycle governance for agent-managed development

Ship with agents. Keep the reins.

LGAM gives vibe coders the project controls that fast, agent-led work usually leaves behind: scoped tasks, explicit authority, durable decisions, and evidence before done.

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Governance loopHuman authority online
01IntentBound the outcome
02DecisionName the authority
03DeliveryRecord the change
04EvidenceVerify the claim
Lifecycle governed · ledger grounded

A lifecycle for work that starts as a prompt.

Keep the speed. Add enough structure to know what an agent is doing, who can decide, and what proof closes the work.

  1. 1.0

    Frame the work.

    Turn an intent into a bounded phase, feature, or task. Ownership, scope, and dependencies stay visible before an agent starts changing code.

    brief · WBS · owner
  2. 2.0

    Settle decisions.

    Route consequential choices to human authority. Open decisions block the work they govern; settled decisions become durable architecture records.

    OD · ADR · gate
  3. 3.0

    Execute with context.

    Give coding agents the current contract, task state, and known constraints. Every intervention names what changed and what remains open.

    context · diff · journal
  4. 4.0

    Verify the claim.

    Attach tests, checks, and exceptions to the delivery record. Completion means the evidence exists—not that an agent declared success.

    checks · evidence · state

Two reins. One delivery record.

control-plane

Govern the lifecycle.

Tasks, dependencies, decision gates, authority, and state transitions define what may move next.

ledger-plane

Ground every claim.

Requirements, ADRs, implementation facts, interventions, and verification keep context durable across agents and sessions.

Governance without ceremony.

LGAM is strict where ambiguity creates rework and quiet everywhere else.

  • Human decisions stay human.Agents can surface and structure a choice. Named authority answers it and owns the consequence.
  • History does not rewrite.Decisions and interventions are append-only records. Corrections supersede; they do not erase.
  • Current state stays explicit.The ledger carries today’s implementation facts, open work, and known deviations without asking you to reconstruct them from chat.

Put a lifecycle around your next build.

Tell us what you are building, how your agents work, and where governance currently breaks down.

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