My AI agent wiped my database twice. So I built a command firewall.

Short summary

An AI agent twice wiped the developer's database in one week, running destructive Prisma migrations despite prior warnings—revealing that AI models don't enforce hard rules, only probability shifts that degrade under context pressure. The solution: Aegis, a PreToolUse command firewall intercepting dangerous commands before execution and routing them to human approval via dashboard. Using AST-based rules, teams define stack-specific safeguards in YAML to catch hazards that universal safety checks miss.

• •AI agents don't have caution—rules shift probabilities that erode under context pressure and token budget stress
• •Aegis intercepts commands before execution using PreToolUse hooks and AST-based rule engines, not after
• •Users write domain-specific YAML rules to catch stack-specific dangers (Prisma `migrate reset --force`, Docker, etc.) that generic safety cannot predict

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