Security suite for AI agents: flag drains, permit-phishing & risky actions before signing.
A security suite for AI agents — the seatbelt that catches the dangerous thing BEFORE it happens. Three guards, each callable on its own (and as MCP tools), pairing with any wallet or identity stack: — decode an unsigned transaction and flag drains before signing (unlimited/large approval, approve-all, token & NFT transferFrom, proxy upgrade, on-chain permit, on-chain Permit2…
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A security suite for AI agents — the seatbelt that catches the dangerous thing BEFORE it happens. Three guards, each callable on its own (and as MCP tools), pairing with any wallet or identity stack: — decode an unsigned transaction and flag drains before signing (unlimited/large approval, approve-all, token & NFT transferFrom, proxy upgrade, on-chain permit, on-chain Permit2 approve/permit/transferFrom, approvals hidden in multicall incl. Uniswap router batches and Multicall3…
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