AI Coding Agents make devs faster. And releases slower.

Dev productivity is up 35%. But releases get stuck in reviews. Why? Copilot or Cursor lack context about your standards and rules, generating a mess.

You're missing an Agent Governance Layer —a way to onboard coding agents into your SDLC standards like you onboard developers.

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Download the framework that explains why Copilot/Cursor adoption slows enterprise velocity—and the 2-command pattern 50+ engineering teams use to fix it.

✓ Used by 50+ engineering teams

✓ Helping 35,000+ GitHub Copilot devs

✓ Active POCs across 6 Fortune 500 companies

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Daniel Meppiel

Global Black Belt @Microsoft
Previously @GitHub

Meet Agent Package Manager (APM)

Agent Package Manager (APM) is an open-source tool that creates the Agent Governance Layer enterprises need.

It treats your SDLC standards—security policies, architecture patterns, compliance rules—as versioned, distributable packages.

Developers run 2 commands (apm install → apm compile) and every coding agent (Copilot, Cursor, Claude) gets identical context.

APM has been presented to engineering leaders at 6 global enterprises representing 35,000+ GitHub Copilot seats. The consistent validation:

"Context management is the key issue to scale coding agents at enterprise scale."

→ Explore the project: github.com/danielmeppiel/apm

→ Compatible with GitHub Enterprise, Copilot, Cursor, and 18+ coding agent vendors

`What's Inside the Framework`

The Agent Context Problem: Why productivity is up but velocity is down—the governance gap explained

Agent Onboarding Pattern: How to package standards that Copilot, Cursor, and 15+ Coding Agents consume automatically

The 2-Command Implementation: "apm install" → "apm compile" for governance distribution

Context Compilation: How standards distribute without polluting agent context windows

Quick-Start Checklist: 15-minute setup guide