Govern what AI agents can do
and what they can’t.

Runtime policy enforcement for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, VS Code, OpenClaw, and more.

01Process · file · network

Block agents at the action.

Stop AI agents from running scripts, touching files, or opening network connections outside policy — before the action takes effect, not after the fact. On Linux, macOS, and Windows.

  • Processexec allow / deny
  • Fileread · write · delete
  • Networkoutbound connections
02Fail-loud by design

No silent passthrough.

If the policy daemon goes down, default builds log every action that slips through; compliance builds fail-CLOSED. Built for endpoint security, not LLM output filtering: the controls live in the kernel and at the syscall — BPF_LSM, EndpointSecurity, native drivers — not in the prompt.

03Strict · Bumpers · Observe

Pick your posture.

Three policy archetypes covering the spectrum from full lockdown to observe-only audit. Switch as your trust in agent behavior grows.

  • Strictdefault-deny + allowlist
  • Bumpersdefault-allow + denylist
  • Observelog-only audit