Secure AI agents before they touch your system.
Armorer installs, sandboxes, vaults, and monitors autonomous agents so teams can move from experiments to controlled runtime policy.
session
$ armorer run openclaw
openclaw requested browser, shell, and file access
provider keys scoped to runtime session
docker socket blocked, workspace mounted read/write
token redacted before agent context update
Sandbox
enforced
Vault
scoped
Observer
live
Policy
active
risk profile
Why now
Agents are getting system access before security teams get controls.
The risk surface is no longer theoretical. Agents can chain actions across local machines, browsers, files, APIs, and credentials.
Shell
commands and local process access
Files
workspace reads, writes, and generated code
Browser
web sessions, cookies, and page automation
Tools
MCP servers, APIs, and SaaS credentials
Controls
Three things every agent runtime needs.
Armorer starts with the controls developers can adopt locally, then expands into the policy layer security teams need.
Sandbox runtime
Run high-capability agents inside hardened local execution profiles.
Vault credentials
Scope provider keys and SaaS tokens to sessions instead of loose env files.
Observe and redact
Monitor agent actions live and remove leaked secrets before they re-enter context.
Guides
High-intent security guides.
Practical entry points for teams searching for agent, MCP, and OpenClaw runtime controls.
Wedge
Start where agent adoption is already happening.
Armorer supports local and self-hosted agent stacks teams are already testing.
OpenClaw
Personal AI assistant that automates tasks, browses the web, and writes code
Open WebUI
Self-hosted AI interface for Ollama and OpenAI-compatible models with tools and pipelines
LibreChat
Open-source AI chat platform with agents, MCP, and multi-provider support
Armorer Labs
A security company for the agent runtime era.
The wedge is developer adoption. The destination is runtime policy for autonomous software across the company.
9+
agent stacks
12+
MCP skills
1
control plane
Blog
Field notes from the agent runtime layer.
Practical writing on securing local agents, runtime controls, and Armorer Guard.
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