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Executable Agile Governance Framework

Aven CLI

Aven CLI is an Executable Agile Governance Framework for repository-native software work: requirements, Work Items, validation, evidence and release decisions are managed through local CLI workflows.

Why Aven CLI

Process rules in chat or static documents are easy to miss. Aven CLI keeps governance inside the repository and makes it executable, so planning, validation, evidence and delivery decisions can be checked where the work happens.

Keep governance rules versioned with the repository.
Turn requirements, Work Items, validation and evidence into local CLI workflows.
Keep decisions and evidence inspectable instead of scattered across chat.
Use hooks and validation as boundary controls for manual and agent-assisted work.

Where Aven CLI Fits

Aven CLI fits when repository work needs more than a task list: requirements, board movement, validation, evidence and release gates must stay connected to commits and owner decisions.

Governed repository work

Keep Work Items traceable

Link requirements, Epics, Tasks, Bugs, Spikes and Delivery Cycles before implementation moves forward.

Agent-assisted development

Make automation reviewable

Keep local agent work inside explicit rules, permission boundaries, validation checks and recorded owner gates.

Release and evidence control

Know what is releasable

Keep version decisions, candidate evidence, testing results and release constraints visible before shipping.

Install

Install the command-line tooling, then initialize the repository workspace you want Aven governance to manage.

Linux / WSL

curl -fsSL {origin}/install.sh | AVEN_DOWNLOAD_BASE={origin}/downloads bash

Windows PowerShell

$env:AVEN_DOWNLOAD_BASE="{origin}/downloads"; irm {origin}/install.ps1 | iex

What You Get Today

The current installer gives you Aven CLI: the public runtime and local workspace-governance tools. The terminal UI remains an operator surface on top of the CLI, while licensed workspace automation capabilities require Aven Backend support.

Linux / WSL and Windows installer commands.
A packaged runtime download with no source repository access.
A global aven command with status, license, dependency, update and configuration commands.
Local prompt sessions through the configured Inference Gateway, including run, continue, history, show, reset and archive commands.
Workspace Mode setup, listing, artifact display, validation, rules, hooks, Git workflow configuration and Work Item lifecycle commands.