Simo Guard: a security layer that vet AI agent tool calls before execution
CIRRUS_IPFS · reddit · 2026-11-01
Temprl Labs, a small AI research lab in Tamil Nadu, India, unveiled Simo Guard, a security layer for tool-using AI agents. It checks input for manipulation, vets proposed tool calls against policy/data-leak/goal-deviation, and inspects outputs for sensitive data, returning allow/review/block with scores plus a shadow mode. Currently in preview, seeking developers with real agent workflows to test it ($2 free API credits).
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