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A security scanner and methodology for hardening AI agent frameworks against ‘consequential’ actions that can fire without approval checks. Scans file trees and configuration for a curated list of 25 risky actions (write/commit/db calls/file uploads/email), ranks false positives, and outputs a remediation strategy so teams can safely roll out agents. Delivered as self-hosted CLI and server — lightweight and policy-driven.
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