Agents move fast
They edit files, run commands, install packages, call APIs, and debug production-like workflows from your terminal.
AgentSecure by ShellFrame AI
AgentSecure wraps Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other terminal-based coding agents with runtime visibility, policies, network awareness, and secret protection, so developers can let agents do more real work with less fear.
Why now
They edit files, run commands, install packages, call APIs, and debug production-like workflows from your terminal.
A useful agent can also run the wrong command, expose a token, follow a bad instruction, or send data to the wrong place.
AgentSecure adds a control plane between the agent and your machine, without forcing developers into a heavy security platform.
Runtime controls
Track active sessions, devices, terminal paths, runtime mode, network decisions, and blocked events from one console.
Use runtime defaults and policies for credential-bearing traffic, unknown domains, protected secrets, and debug reporting.
Virtualize credentials so agents can work with realistic placeholders while real API keys stay on the developer machine.
Review what happened after the session: active agents, blocked requests, network destinations, stale devices, and policy decisions.
How it works
Create an enrollment command from the console and connect a macOS or Linux development machine.
Start Claude, Codex, or another coding agent through the wrapper instead of giving it raw access to your shell.
AgentSecure protects secrets, reports runtime sessions, logs network decisions, and blocks suspicious credential-bearing requests.
Trust model
AgentSecure is built around a practical boundary: sensitive material stays local, while the console receives the metadata needed for visibility, policy, and review.
For developers and small teams
Start with one developer machine, then apply defaults across your team. AgentSecure is intentionally focused on developer workflows, not SOC dashboards.
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