Greywall

What it does

AI agents run on your machine, with your credentials, making network requests you never see. Greywall puts a deny-by-default layer in front of any CLI agent. Run greywall -- claude and it restricts file access, blocks outbound connections, and shows you a live dashboard of what the agent is trying to reach. You decide what to allow. Nothing is containerized. Your workflow stays the same but safer. It runs on Linux and macOS and costs nothing.

See every read, write, and connection your AI agent attempts on Linux and macOS. Allow by default, deny whatever you want in config. $ curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GreyhavenHQ/greywall/main/install.sh | sh One install, then prefix any local agent. Works on Linux and macOS. Running Greywall across multiple teams? We're building a managed governance layer. The agent read a production key from .env and called the live API to test its changes. The action was plausible. The boundary was missing. The default lets the agent run while Greywall logs every read, write, and connection in the activity feed. Switch to ask or deny mode mid-session when you want stricter behavior. Greywall…from greywall.io

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