⚸ Lilith Zero - Security Middleware for MCP tool calls written in Rust.
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⚸ Lilith Zero - Security Middleware for MCP tool calls written in Rust.
Governance for AI agents: a deny-by-default policy layer for Claude Code and agent/skill builds. Every tool call is authorized, contained, and audited. Apache-2.0.
A deterministic, deny-by-default safety membrane for machine-generated software. One .bio constitution, three membranes, two products. Patent pending.
A drop-in npm/pip that never runs install scripts. Deny-by-default supply-chain security for npm & PyPI.
Declarative coordination for agent skills — multi-platform, deny-by-default, local-first. One manifest. One command. Only what you declared.
Hands-on Antigravity SDK codelab: put deny-by-default safety policies and lifecycle hooks on an autonomous agent so it can't read secrets, edit migrations, or run destructive deletes.
Executive Mind — autonomous agent deployment
A governed sovereign agent kernel — make any local AI agent testify. Deny-by-default gate, macOS Seatbelt jail, tamper-evident hash-chained ledger, verifiable receipts. Apache-2.0, zero deps.
A secure Python MCP server for Proton Bridge with a deny-by-default security model, opt-in SMTP capability, and email body injection fencing.
A deny-by-default human classifier that positively excludes AI personas holding first-class directory accounts from human-only execution paths
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