AI Firewall evaluates covered coding-agent tool calls before execution and records the resulting verdict locally. It is designed to make an agent workflow inspectable: you can see why an action was allowed, blocked, paused, redacted, or recorded.
What AIF does
- Evaluates covered actions before they run.
- Applies the decision vocabulary shown in the local viewer.
- Records local evidence so you can inspect an outcome after the action.
- Connects to supported agent integrations through their documented hooks, bridges, or proxies.
What AIF does not claim
AIF coverage depends on the agent integration and the action surface it can observe. A decision is not a substitute for reviewing the coverage boundary of an integration or for the security controls already required by your organization.
Before relying on AIF in a workflow, read the agent-specific setup guidance and the Trust and known limits.
Use the docs in this order
- Check system requirements.
- Install AI Firewall once.
- Complete the post-install quickstart.
- Configure your agent.
- Learn how to read decisions and local history.
Need an end-to-end setup?
If you need help choosing an integration, validating a machine, or reaching a first protected workflow, book a call.