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AI Agent Guardrails
Containing Autonomous Coding Agents on Windows, macOS, and Linux
A practitioner’s handbook on containing autonomous coding agents at the tool-call, process, kernel, and network boundary, across Windows, macOS, and Linux. 24 chapters, 136,146 words. It does not promise a safe agent — guardrails reduce blast radius and buy detection time when one goes wrong, not more than that — and the book is written to match that honestly, with runnable labs and real rule files throughout.
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What’s inside
Why autonomous coding agents need boundaries, and what happens without them.
Gating tool calls before they execute, at the hook and MCP boundary.
Process, filesystem, and kernel-level blast-radius limits once a call is allowed.
Network egress and the boundary an agent can actually reach.
Benchmarking containment honestly, and reacting when it fails.
Running interception, containment, and perimeter controls together on a real machine.
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