Bansat releases blueprint-first Agent Skill framework
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Muhammad Tufail Khan releases the Bansat blueprint-first framework and accompanying Claude Agent Skill, requiring AI agents to produce product, architecture, security, privacy, and accessibility plans before writing production code, and to stop at G1 to await user approval. In Claude web and desktop versions, users can add it as a skill in Claude settings; once installed, it can be used across projects. The framework text and templates use the CC BY 4.0 license, allowing commercial use and adaptation with the attribution line retained; code examples use the MIT license.
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- Hacker News AIBansat – Make your AI agent write the blueprint before the code
Bansat is a blueprint-first framework and Agent Skill for Claude that has an AI agent write a full plan covering product, architecture, security, privacy law, accessibility and UI states before any production code, then wait for approval. It defines four gates (G1–G4) blocking code, real personal data and launch, plus 17 blocking launch traps and a retrofit track for apps already live. The framework is a single Markdown file (15 parts, 4 appendices, about 2,800 lines) installable via git clone into ~/.claude/skills/bansat, with text and templates under CC BY 4.0 and code samples under MIT.
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