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Agentic Integrity Foundation

Control coding-agent actions
2 ratings4.50
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CategoryDeveloper Tools
PlatformWeb
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Agentic Integrity Foundation is a free, local security tool that checks AI coding agent tool calls before execution, using request and session context to enhance security while keeping your code and output on your machine.

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CategoryDeveloper Tools
PlatformsWeb
PricingFree
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ListedSeptember 2026
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52 out of 100, Needs improvement
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96 out of 100, Good
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Product Hunt420 source points · 111 comments

4.50 from 2 Product Hunt reviews

It runs entirely local so nothing about my repo or tool output leaves my machine, which is the main reason I'd pick this over a hosted agent-monitoring layer. Setup was a single install and it started flagging risky tool calls immediately without me having to write any rules by hand.

galdayan · Review on Product Hunt

Coding agents are getting very capable, but giving them full access feels like a bad idea. Definitely curious to try.

new_user___0692026e9681c957044b82e · Imported from Product Hunt

The big fear with coding agent right now is if you want to hand off a bigger task and walk away there is always a worry about what the agent might do next... how AIF handles actions that aren't obviously dangerous but still outside the intent of the original task?

harini_mukesh · Imported from Product Hunt

I’m curious which tool call security holes are most commonly caught with Harden! What are the most common mistakes agents are making?

vinitra · Imported from Product Hunt

An interesting tool, and I like that fact that its fully local. When a tool attempts to run a script, does it also look at the contents of the script for anything malicious? Curious to know at what level the policy is affected at, whether it is at the tool invocation level, or a few levels below it as well... Good luck with the launch!

aweeraman · Imported from Product Hunt