fastpace docs
fastpace is the vendor-neutral governance & compliance layer for AI-assisted development: one hook codebase, one policy, and one context source, generated and compiled per assistant — Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI. Every line of AI-merged code traces back to a versioned PRD, ERD, and ADR — and to a hash-chained, signed audit log of what got executed where, regardless of which assistant wrote it. This site is the canonical reference: APIs, schemas, hook contracts, framework mapping, operations runbooks.
New here? Start with Getting started — install fastpace, scaffold a sample feature, verify the audit chain in five minutes.
What's documented here
Reference
- CLI reference — every
fastpacecommand, generated from--help. - Primitives index — F0.x / F1.x / F2.x / F3.x with shipping status.
- Audit schema — the open spec for every signed artifact.
- Hook contract — how shipped hooks read stdin and emit decisions; one codebase generates the Claude Code / Codex / Gemini CLI bundles (
fastpace plugin build). - Framework mapping — NIST AI RMF / ISO 42001 / EU AI Act / SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / GDPR.
- Governance posture —
fastpace posture: provenance coverage, shadow-AI, cross-vendor assistant mix, policy conformance.
Operations
- Audit migration — upgrading a pre-0.5.0 audit log.
- Audit replication — closing the residual tampering risk via WORM storage.
- Air-gapped install — sideload without npm.
- Troubleshooting — common failure modes + fixes.
Trust & security
- Threat model — STRIDE walk against every shipped primitive.
- CISO call program — agendas + question banks for evaluations.
What's NOT here
- Marketing pitch — that lives at fastpace.net.
- Trust posture / attestations — at trust.fastpace.net.
- SLA / uptime — fastpace runs on YOUR machine, not on our SaaS. There is no fastpace SaaS in the data path.
Versioning
This site documents the current released version of
@fastpace-ai/fp. Each page that describes a CLI command or
schema also lists the version it shipped in. We don't yet ship a
versioned doc site (multiple version branches); when we do, a
version selector will appear in the sidebar.