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+# @stackflow/plugin-activity-guard
+
+Applications often need to control users' entry into an Activity based on
+conditions such as sign-in, onboarding, or terms acceptance. Implementing
+those entry policies at individual navigation call sites or inside Activity
+components duplicates the policy and can apply it inconsistently.
+
+`@stackflow/plugin-activity-guard` centralizes these entry policies as typed,
+synchronous Guards. Before an Activity is pushed, replaced, or selected as the
+initial Activity, a Guard can allow the requested Activity or redirect the
+entry to another registered Activity before the Stack changes.
+
+The package controls client-side navigation. It is not an authorization
+boundary for protected data or server resources.
+
+## Installation
+
+```bash
+yarn add @stackflow/plugin-activity-guard
+```
+
+## Setup
+
+Add `activityGuardPlugin()` to your Stackflow configuration and map each
+guarded Activity to its Guard. This example assumes `Checkout`, `SignIn`, and
+`Terms` are already registered in `@stackflow/config`.
+
+```tsx
+import { activityGuardPlugin } from "@stackflow/plugin-activity-guard";
+import { stackflow } from "@stackflow/react";
+import { config } from "./stackflow.config";
+import { Checkout, SignIn, Terms } from "./activities";
+import { checkoutGuard } from "./checkoutGuard";
+
+export const { Stack } = stackflow({
+  config,
+  components: {
+    Checkout,
+    SignIn,
+    Terms,
+  },
+  plugins: [
+    activityGuardPlugin({
+      guards: {
+        Checkout: checkoutGuard,
+      },
+    }),
+  ],
+});
+```
+
+## Usage
+
+The following Guard requires both sign-in and terms acceptance before entering
+`Checkout`. Activity names and parameters are inferred from your
+`@stackflow/config` registration.
+
+```ts
+import type { ActivityGuardFor } from "@stackflow/plugin-activity-guard";
+import { all, redirect } from "@stackflow/plugin-activity-guard";
+
+const requireSignIn: ActivityGuardFor<"Checkout"> = ({ activityName, activityParams }) =>
+  isSignedIn()
+    ? true
+    : redirect("SignIn", { returnTo: { activityName, activityParams } });
+
+const requireTerms: ActivityGuardFor<"Checkout"> = ({ activityParams }) =>
+  hasAcceptedTerms()
+    ? true
+    : redirect("Terms", { orderId: activityParams.orderId });
+
+export const checkoutGuard = all(requireSignIn, requireTerms);
+```
+
+Each Guard receives the requested `activityName` and its typed
+`activityParams`. Return `true` to allow the entry, or return
+`redirect(activityName, activityParams)` to replace its target. In the example,
+`all()` evaluates both Guards in order and stops at the first redirect.
+
+## Behavior and limitations
+
+- Redirect destinations are guarded again. Redirect chains must eventually
+  reach an allowed or unguarded Activity; redirect cycles are not detected.
+- Guards must not throw any errors.
+- A redirect preserves whether the original operation was a `push` or
+  `replace`, along with its other action parameters.
+- Guards run for fresh initial navigation, but not when Stackflow restores a
+  snapshot. They also do not run for `pop`, Activity reactivation, or step
+  navigation.
+- When a fresh initial entry is redirected, later events in that initial event
+  sequence are discarded.
+
+Stackflow invokes plugins in array order. During initialization, this plugin
+guards the initial events returned by earlier plugins. Place it after a plugin
+that chooses the initial Activity, such as `historySyncPlugin()`, when that
+plugin's destination should be guarded. For `push` and `replace`, a Guard sees
+action parameters overridden by earlier plugins, and later plugins can override
+the redirected target again.
+
+## Public API
+
+### `activityGuardPlugin(options)`
+
+Creates the Stackflow plugin. `options.guards` is a partial map from registered
+Activity names to their Guards.
+
+```ts
+interface ActivityGuardPluginOptions {
+  guards: Guards;
+}
+```
+
+### `ActivityGuardFor<ActivityName>`
+
+A synchronous Guard for one registered Activity.
+
+```ts
+type ActivityGuardFor<ActivityName extends RegisteredActivityName> = (input: {
+  activityName: ActivityName;
+  activityParams: InferActivityParams<ActivityName>;
+}) => GuardResolution;
+```
+
+`GuardResolution` is either `true` or a redirect target. Use the exported
+`redirect()` helper to create a redirect resolution so that the destination
+name and parameters remain type-checked.
+
+### `all(...guards)`
+
+Combines one or more Guards for the same Activity. It evaluates them in the
+given order, returns the first redirect, and returns `true` only when every
+Guard returns `true`.
+
+### `redirect(activityName, activityParams)`
+
+Creates a typed redirect resolution. Calling `redirect()` does not navigate by
+itself; the redirect is applied only when a Guard returns the resolution.