ShivGuruTattva — NirgunaShunya
Local Enterprise AI Agent Security Guardrail & PQC Wrapper
What it does
An ultra-lean ~291KB local middleware wrapper enforcing absolute post-quantum security and alignment for autonomous AI Agents at the execution layer. 100% network independent with zero outbound dependencies. Built on a <10KB axiomatic logic core, the engine features a certified 100% mitigation rate across 18,081 adversarial vectors, including 2,412 prompt injections and 3,156 semantic drifts. Test the live validation array firsthand via our website-integrated Replit sandbox.
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