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AI · February 15, 2026

SafeClaw by Authensor

Your AI agent does nothing without your say-so.

SafeClaw by Authensor launched on February 15, 2026 with 2 votes, #6,500 of 16,627 launches that month.

What it does

SafeClaw intercepts every AI agent action before it executes. Action-level gating, configurable policy engine, works with Claude and OpenAI. Open source. Install in 3 steps.

SafeClaw intercepts every action your AI agent takes before it executes. Nothing runs without passing through your policy engine first. Install in 3 steps. No experience needed. Free tool that runs SafeClaw. Download, open installer, click "Next" until done. Other tools monitor what already happened. SafeClaw gates every action before it runs — your agent can't do anything you haven't approved. Every action is blocked until you create a rule that allows it. Your agent starts locked down, not wide open. When your agent wants to do something risky, SafeClaw pauses and asks you. Approve or deny from your browser or phone. Every action is logged with a cryptographic hash chain. Nobody…from authensor.github.io

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