Run Autonomous AI Agents Without Giving Them Your Secrets, Your Network, Or Your Trust.

Prompt injections, malicious skills, sandbox bypasses — neutralized below the app, where the agent can't override.

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Governed Agentic AI, On Your Own Infrastructure.

Per-agent isolation. Default deny. OpenBAO-backed secrets that never touch the container. Full runtime traces. The end state security teams can actually sign off on.

The Agentic AI Security Gap, In Three Steps.

Most platforms shortcut the hardest problem: how do you give an autonomous agent the credentials and network access it needs without handing them over?

Every AI Agent Needs Credentials, Tools, And External Services.

Every AI Agent Needs Credentials, Tools, And External Services.

Most platforms handle this insecurely. Agents install packages ad-hoc, hold credentials directly inside the container, and make unconstrained outbound calls. Every agent becomes a credential-exfiltration surface.

OpenShell Uses A Shared, Node-Level Proxy.

OpenShell Uses A Shared, Node-Level Proxy.

One node, one proxy, every agent on it sharing the same blast radius. A single compromised agent exposes all credentials across every agent on the cluster.

ClawArmor Isolates Every Agent At The Network Layer.

ClawArmor Isolates Every Agent At The Network Layer.

A per-agent HTTPS proxy intercepts outbound calls, fetches secrets from OpenBAO, and injects them at the network layer. The agent never touches the actual credential value. Network is default deny. Every run is observable end-to-end.

Secrets Never Enter The Agent Container.

A per-agent proxy lane sits between the agent and the world. Outbound calls are intercepted, secrets are resolved from OpenBAO and injected on the wire, and anything not on the allowlist is dropped.

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Inside The Agent Container, The Credential Literally Does Not Exist.

What you see when you exec into a running agent: the env var is a resolver handle, not the secret. The proxy resolves and injects on the wire, scoped to the host the secret was bound to. Compromise the agent and you still have nothing useful.

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12 Unpatchable Attack Classes

All neutralized below the app, at the kernel.

RCE

CRITICAL

Unrestricted Shell Execution

exec runs as the host Node.js process. Injected instructions reach a live shell.

CVE-2026-25253

HIGH

ClawJacked — WebSocket Auth Bypass

Malicious pages send commands to the local gateway via WebSocket.

CVE-2026-22172

CRITICAL

CVE-2026-22172

Scope Elevation Via Shared Auth

TOCTOU

HIGH

Sandbox Path Traversal

assertSandboxPath holds no lock. A symlink swap escapes the workspace.

API

HIGH

/tools/invoke Ignores Deny List

Endpoint never resolves the session's sandbox context. Any skill calls any tool.

Supply Chain

HIGH

Malicious ClawHub Skills

820+ malicious skills run with full process permissions. No install review.

Injection

CRITICAL

Untrusted Content As Instructions

Emails, pages, and webhooks carry adversarial instructions indistinguishable from user input.

Persistence

HIGH

Memory Poisoning

Injection writes false context into persistent memory. Future sessions act on it.

Secrets

HIGH

Plaintext Credential Storage

Pre-2026.2.12 stored API keys as plaintext. Misconfigurations remain common.

Container

CRITICAL

Docker Socket Exposure

Tutorials mount /var/run/docker.sock. Equivalent to root on the host.

Exposure

HIGH

Public Management Port

Default binds gateway on 0.0.0.0:3000. 53,000+ instances exposed with no auth.

Bypass

HIGH

Elevated Exec Sandbox Bypass

tools.elevated runs on the host regardless of sandbox mode.

From Environment Definition To AI-BOM Export

One declarative surface. Four steps from approved packages to an auditable agent. Step through each stage to see the actual screen.

  • Packages

    Choose From Approved Packages

    Curated from a 100,000+ package library. Search, select, version-lock. No ad-hoc installs. The package boundary is enforced at runtime, not assumed.

  • secrets

    Bind Secrets To Specific Hosts

    Scoped at creation. A token bound to github.com cannot authenticate elsewhere. Credentials are stored in OpenBAO and resolved on demand by the proxy.

  • agent

    Compose The Agent Declaratively

    Tools, model, packages, environments, network policies — all declared and reconciled by a Kubernetes controller. Edit and apply, no agent restarts required.

  • export aibom

    Export A Complete Agent AI-BOM

    Full bill of materials per agent: packages, policies, approved tools. Critical for compliance and supply-chain review. Auditors get a real artifact, not a screenshot.

Choose From Approved Packages
Bind Secrets To Specific Hosts
Compose The Agent Declaratively
Export A Complete Agent AI-BOM

Hardened By Default Agent Security Walkthrough

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What Changes When ClawArmor Is Applied.

Secure Skills. Secure Builds, Secure Model APIs with Organizational RBAC support.

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Filesystem isolation crossNone — full host access tickKernel-enforced workspace allowlist
Process execution control crossNone tickSigned binary allowlist via KubeArmor
Network egress restriction crossNone tickAllowlist-only outbound connections
nmap / scanner execution crossPermitted tickBlocked at kernel syscall level
Docker socket access crossOften mounted by tutorials tickExplicitly denied by default
Credential file access (.ssh, .aws) crossUnrestricted tickDenied outside workspace path
Malicious skill containment crossRuns at full process permissions tickContained within policy boundary
Prompt-injection blast radius crossFull host + credential access tickWorkspace directory only
Sandbox policy bypass crossPossible via /tools/invoke or TOCTOU tickNot possible — kernel-level enforcement
Audit trail crossApplication logs only tickKubeArmor telemetry → AI-SPM
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Who This Is For

Security-first teams putting autonomous agents on real systems — not chat UIs on top of an API.

Enterprise Security And Platform Security Teams

Enterprise Security And Platform Security Teams

Deploying autonomous AI agents on Kubernetes who need governance, observability, and credential isolation without a cloud-hosted AI dependency.

Enterprise Architects And DevSecOps

Enterprise Architects And DevSecOps

Mid-to-large enterprises running agentic workflows — reporting, incident response, cluster debugging — hitting cost ceilings or rate limits with frontier providers.

Regulated Industries

Regulated Industries

Finance, healthcare, defense. Data residency or compliance requirements that make cloud-based agentic AI non-viable. They need a self-hosted alternative with a credible security model.

NOT FOR

Teams that just want a chat interface on top of an LLM. ClawArmor is infrastructure for governing AI agents that act autonomously on real systems — not a ChatGPT replacement.

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