by LucidAkshay
The Tactical Zero-Trust AI Firewall
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git clone https://github.com/LucidAkshay/kavachTactical Zero-Trust Firewall for Autonomous AI
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</div>Kavach (Sanskrit for "Armor") is a military-grade, zero-trust security layer designed exclusively to restrain, monitor, and deceive autonomous AI agents, local LLMs, and RPA scripts operating on your machine.
Autonomous AI agents (like OpenClaw, AutoGPT, or custom LangChain scripts) are revolutionary, but they are inherently volatile. When they operate on your local file system, they move at superhuman speeds. A single hallucination or ill-prompted loop can delete production databases, overwrite source code, or exfiltrate private .env keys to third-party servers.
Passive monitoring is not enough. Kavach is the emergency brake.
Sitting silently between the AI and your OS kernel, Kavach does not just "detect" threats—it them. Through a high-fidelity, spatial UI, it grants you absolute tactical control over your machine's perimeter.
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Kavach v1.0.0 is armed with an exhaustive array of active defense mechanisms, operating at both the kernel and application layers to outsmart and contain rogue agents.
.kavach_phantom directory. The agent believes it succeeded; your actual files remain untouched.LLMHF_INJECTED) and utilizes randomized 3-character Auth Codes to ensure only a human can override the firewall.200 OK success responses, neutralizing exfiltration without alerting the agent.