Local Agent Gate
An auditable execution gate for local coding agents so they can't silently delete or push
- Problem
- Agent tool calls — Claude Code running shell commands, writing files, calling MCP tools — mostly execute by default, and developers only find out afterward what happened. Subagent drift, accidental deletions and stray commands are increasingly common, while existing safety tooling is cloud-heavy and enterprise-oriented.
- Solution
- A locally running execution gate that intercepts agent tool calls, applies configurable rules (path allowlists, command denylists, read-only sensitive dirs) to allow, ask or deny, and keeps a full audit log. Deep integration with popular agent CLIs with zero cloud dependency.
- Users
- Developers and small teams letting coding agents operate directly on their local filesystem and terminal.
- MVP
- Intercept shell and file-write calls; simple path and command rules; allow/ask/deny actions; local audit log viewer; one-command Claude Code integration.
- Revenue
- Free open-source core rules; Pro subscription for team policy sync, audit export and Slack alerts.
- Why now
- Coding agents are gaining more local execution power while safety guardrails remain enterprise-grade, leaving a clear gap for individuals and small teams.