AgentLeash
See and control what AI agents touch in your codebase
What it does
AI agents read your entire codebase. No visibility into what they access. AgentLeash fixes that. $ leash watch [✓] READ src/index.ts [X] READenv.local [BLOCKED] - Define boundaries – YAML path rules - Monitor everything – Real-time logs - Get alerts – Violation notifications Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot. Free: 1 scope, 1K logs/day Pro $15/mo: 5 scopes, 10K logs Team $49/mo: 20 scopes, SSO, API Enterprise $149/mo: Unlimited, on-prem
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