EAINE agent plugins · Candidate validation release

Bring governed AI engineering into the agent workspace.

One portable EAINE assessment workflow, projected for Claude Code, Cursor, and Visual Studio Code. The packages help teams inspect architecture and the complete AI SDLC without turning AI output into approval, certification, or release authority.

Current package line1.0.0-beta.1
Framework
EAINE v1.0-RC1 Candidate
Capability
Advisory local assessment
Validation
Structural checks complete
Runtime status
Behavioral validation pending

Three host projections

Native packaging, one governed meaning.

Each projection carries the same seven Skills, eleven workflow commands, knowledge references, assessment templates, evidence boundaries, and Candidate limitations. Host-specific packaging cannot widen the portable EAINE authority boundary.

Claude pluginClaude Code
Manifest
.claude-plugin/plugin.json
Workflows
commands/*.md and skills/*/SKILL.md
Distribution
Claude plugin marketplace
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Agent Plugins 1.0Cursor
Manifest
plugin.json
Workflows
rules/*.mdc, commands/*.md, and skills/*/SKILL.md
Distribution
Cursor Marketplace
Read official host guidance
Agent Plugins 1.0Visual Studio Code
Manifest
plugin.json
Workflows
com.github.copilot/* and skills/*/SKILL.md
Distribution
Agent plugin marketplace or Git source
Read official host guidance

AI SDLC coverage

Every lifecycle stage stays visible.

The lifecycle is iterative. Experiment, emergency, rollback, improvement, and retirement paths do not waive evidence, security, human authority, or release decisions.

  1. 01Discovery
  2. 02Requirements Engineering
  3. 03Architecture and Design
  4. 04Development
  5. 05Quality Engineering
  6. 06Security Validation
  7. 07Deployment and Release
  8. 08Operations
  9. 09Continuous Improvement
Assessment workflows

Architecture, risk, evidence, and decisions remain connected.

  • Scope and applicability
  • Inherent risk and tailoring
  • Nine-stage lifecycle planning and review
  • Architecture and authority review
  • Requirement-level conformance proposals
  • Separate maturity observations
  • Evidence-gap review and bounded export

Architecture review covers components, trust zones, identities, interfaces, data and knowledge flows, authority contracts, control planes, failure containment, rollback, recovery, operations, and retirement. It proposes findings; it does not enforce controls.

Validation boundary

A serious beta, not a readiness claim.

The packages are available for governed validation preparation. Installation, behavioral compatibility, decision equivalence, and project outcomes still require target-runtime and independent human evidence.

What is already checked

  • Package structure and manifest presence
  • Seven portable Skill definitions
  • Eleven workflow command projections
  • Portable knowledge, templates, and schemas
  • Per-file SHA-256 inventories
  • Default-deny authority invariants

What remains open

  • Behavioral testing in each supported host version
  • Skill selection, command routing, and instruction precedence
  • Relative-resource resolution and refusal behavior
  • Decision-equivalence testing across projections
  • Independent assessment and field evidence
  • Public distribution and marketplace authorization

Marketplace path

Validate privately, then publish through native stores.

Use a version-pinned private Git marketplace for named validation teams. Submit the same frozen release to public stores only after runtime tests, provenance, support, and distribution approval are complete.

01

Claude Code

  1. Validate the frozen package locally in the target runtime.
  2. Publish it from a version-pinned Git repository or private marketplace.
  3. Submit the reviewed release through the host's publication channel.
  4. Link the verified listing and release digest from this page.
Open publication guidance
02

Cursor

  1. Validate the frozen package locally in the target runtime.
  2. Publish it from a version-pinned Git repository or private marketplace.
  3. Submit the reviewed release through the host's publication channel.
  4. Link the verified listing and release digest from this page.
Open publication guidance
03

Visual Studio Code

  1. Validate the frozen package locally in the target runtime.
  2. Publish it from a version-pinned Git repository or private marketplace.
  3. Submit the reviewed release through the host's publication channel.
  4. Link the verified listing and release digest from this page.
Open publication guidance

EAINE does not claim permanent feature parity between providers. Host requirements and review processes can change; confirm the linked official guidance before each submission.