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5/10/2026
Pipelock Agent Egress Control: the missing CI primitive for AI agents

Pipelock Agent Egress Control: the missing CI primitive for AI agents

Short summary

Pipelock Agent Egress Control is a GitHub Action that sandboxes agent scripts in isolated Linux namespaces, forcing all HTTP/HTTPS/WebSocket traffic through Pipelock for monitoring. It produces cryptographically signed Audit Packets that security reviewers can verify offline using a pinned public key. v0.1.0 launched 2026-05-09 under Apache 2.0; transparently lists coverage gaps including Docker, macOS/Windows runners, and MCP scenarios.

  • •Sandboxes agent scripts in isolated Linux namespaces with kernel-level network enforcement via iptables
  • •Routes all HTTP/HTTPS/WebSocket traffic through Pipelock for inspection; produces signed Audit Packets for offline verification
  • •v0.1.0 released; transparently documents coverage gaps (Docker, macOS/Windows runners, SSH egress, MCP scenarios)

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