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Shell-level security layer for AI agents now open-source

A developer has open-sourced a runtime control system that enforces security policies at the shell level for AI agents, blocking dangerous commands and isolating secrets from Claude, Cursor, and other code-generation

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A developer has open-sourced a shell-level security layer designed to prevent AI agents from escaping intended boundaries and accessing production resources, secrets, or sensitive files. The tool enforces runtime policies rather than relying solely on prompt instructions or read-only protocol config...

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r/ai-agents
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