Antelog drops runtime guardrails for coding agents

Giving autonomous coding agents unrestricted terminal access is an accident waiting to happen, as recent incidents of agents wiping production databases have shown. Antelog provides a deterministic local circuit breaker that treats agent autonomy with zero trust.

• –Intercepts actions at the CLI and hook layer across Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, Cline, and Codex without requiring root permissions.
• –Evaluates destructive commands (like `DROP DATABASE`, `terraform destroy`, or `rm -rf ~`) locally in milliseconds, backed by an optional sub-500ms AI check for subtle exfiltration attempts.
• –Enforces tamper-proofing so the agent cannot modify Antelog settings, alter local logs, or push unauthorized changes to main branches.
• –Automatically stashes uncommitted Git state before destructive operations like `git reset --hard` or `git clean -f`.
• –Free tier includes 50,000 checks per month, making host-level defense accessible to solo developers before enterprise teams require compliance dashboards.