Agent Toolchain Destruct Guard
Intercepts dangerous commands from AI agents and snapshots files before irreversible loss.
- Problem
- A user's AI agent ran rm -rf /root/project while cloning a repo, permanently deleting 50 project source folders with zero recoverable inodes. Users are losing trust in AI coding assistants that can modify or destroy code without oversight.
- Solution
- A local daemon that acts as a safety net for AI coding agents. It intercepts high-risk commands (rm, DROP TABLE, dd, git reset --hard) before execution, triggers an automatic snapshot, and asks for confirmation. A full audit trail allows one-click rollback.
- Users
- Indie developers and small teams who use AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) daily and lack reliable versioned backups.
- MVP
- Intercept rm -rf and similar commands with mandatory confirmation; auto-snapshot affected directories; timeline UI with one-click restore; whitelist/blacklist rules; integration with Claude Code and Codex hooks.
- Revenue
- Free tier (single project, 7-day snapshots); Pro subscription ($5/mo) for unlimited projects, cloud snapshots, and team audit logs.
- Why now
- AI coding agents are exploding but lack safety guards. Indie devs can leverage existing agent hook mechanisms without building their own agent.