VibeArmory launches macOS private beta: monitoring and firewalls for AI coding agents
agf2007 · x · 2026-11-03
VibeArmory announced the Private Beta of its macOS tool for AI agent security, targeting the blind spot of running multiple agents with little visibility. Features include step-by-step monitoring of every Claude Code and Codex session (commands, files, network, data flows), a network firewall with live per-process traffic and domain/IP/URL blocking, a file firewall that fences each agent session inside its project folder, and HTTPS inspection to read request contents. It addresses scenarios like an agent running npm install, reading /.ssh/config, and shipping 2 MB to an unknown host without the user knowing.
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