1 points | by Arikernel 9 hours ago ago
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Most approaches to agent safety rely on prompts.
We built something different: a runtime layer that intercepts tool calls and enforces policy (filesystem, HTTP, shell, etc).
Example: Agent reads a webpage → becomes tainted Then tries to access sensitive files → blocked Then tries exfiltration → quarantined
Repo: https://github.com/AriKernel/arikernel
Curious if others are thinking about agent security this way.
Most approaches to agent safety rely on prompts.
We built something different: a runtime layer that intercepts tool calls and enforces policy (filesystem, HTTP, shell, etc).
Example: Agent reads a webpage → becomes tainted Then tries to access sensitive files → blocked Then tries exfiltration → quarantined
Repo: https://github.com/AriKernel/arikernel
Curious if others are thinking about agent security this way.