Default-deny execution gate for AI agents, APIs, and distributed systems. Policies, drift detection, hard invariants, post-quantum signed permits.Written in Rust. Says no unless policy says yes.
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Default-deny execution gate for AI agents, APIs, and distributed systems. Policies, drift detection, hard invariants, post-quantum signed permits.Written in Rust. Says no unless policy says yes.
AgentWars: Can AI Stop AI? Benchmarking Security Gateways Against Rogue LLM Agents
The front desk for AI agents on small websites. See every AI agent, stop the fakes, and give the real ones a fast, safe lane.
Local-first capability discovery for AI agent workspaces. Scans your skills, MCP servers, and scripts to find risky combinations (e.g. read .env + post to webhook = data exfiltration) — no LLM calls, no uploads. CLI + HTML report + chat summary for personal agents like Hermes and OpenClaw.
A same-model differential benchmark: does a from-scratch Planner->Worker->Verifier security agent find more real vulnerabilities than single-shot prompting?
This baseline delivers a hardened Windows 11 configuration that minimizes the risk of unauthorized third-party AI access while maintaining a productive user experience
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