NAIF AMF Pilot Kit: binding AI-code review evidence to the exact GitHub PR
A pull-request workflow can finish successfully while the proposed change still needs review. That distinction matters when AI coding agents produce frequent edits: collecting evidence successfully is not the same as allowing the edit. NAIF AMF Pilot Kit v1 , the third component of NAIF Enterprise Assurance, is a documented read-only/check-only adapter around frozen AMF v0.4 and the engine hashes…
The NAIF AMF Pilot Kit v1 is a component of NAIF Enterprise Assurance that connects a bounded review decision to a GitHub PR and packages inspectable evidence. It is designed to handle AI coding agents that frequently edit code, ensuring that evidence is collected successfully and not just allowed. The kit uses a frozen AMF v0.4 engine and RDR V2.5.7.7 to evaluate the code, with CPU, memory, and time limits in place to contain the analysis.
The kit supports up to eight modified Python files, a single unannotated pure positional-argument function, and a specific range of integers. It does not support imports, loops, classes, arbitrary calls, strings, floats, new/deleted/renamed files, or arbitrary multi-language projects. The evidence package includes raw engine receipts, wrapper passports, hashes, logs, timings, an offline HTML dashboard, and a minimal-in-domain counterexample when found.
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