Aider
Integrate Intutic governance with Aider — the AI pair programming CLI tool.
How it works
Intutic writes governance rules into the extra-instructions field of your .aider.conf.yml file. Aider reads this field as additional system instructions for every session.
Setup
1. Ensure .aider.conf.yml exists
bash
touch .aider.conf.yml2. Initialize Intutic
bash
intutic init✓ Detected harnesses:
• aider → .aider.conf.yml3. Start the proxy
bash
intutic startHave an Intutic account or run your own control plane? Use
intutic connectinstead. It starts the same proxy and adds bidirectional config sync.
What gets written
Intutic writes a YAML file with SOPs in the extra-instructions multi-line string:
yaml
# Intutic Governance Rules (auto-generated)
# DO NOT EDIT — managed by intutic sync daemon
# Last sync: 2026-06-11T22:24:00Z
# Proxy URL: http://localhost:4000/v1
extra-instructions: |
## Code Review Requirements
All code changes must include unit tests...
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## Security Policy
Never commit secrets or API keys...WARNING
Intutic overwrites the entire .aider.conf.yml file. If you have custom Aider settings (model, edit-format, etc.), consider keeping them in a separate config or managing them as SOPs.
Config details
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Harness type | aider |
| Config file | .aider.conf.yml |
| Detection | Checks for .aider.conf.yml in workspace root |
| Format | YAML (extra-instructions multi-line string) |
| Write strategy | Atomic (write to .intutic-tmp, then rename) |