Best Agentic Cybersecurity Platforms for OpenCode

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    nono

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    nono is a novel open-source sandbox that utilizes kernel enforcement to create a secure environment for AI coding agents and LLM tasks. In contrast to traditional policy-based guardrails that merely monitor and filter operations, nono leverages operating system security features—specifically Landlock on Linux and Seatbelt on macOS—to render unauthorized operations impossible at the syscall level. With just a single command, you can encapsulate any AI agent, including Claude Code, OpenCode, OpenClaw, or any command-line interface process. The system automatically enforces a default-deny policy for filesystem access, restricts harmful commands (such as rm, dd, chmod, and sudo), isolates sensitive credentials and API keys, and extends all imposed restrictions to any child processes, ensuring there's no avenue for escape once limitations are set. Built-in profiles allow for rapid deployment, and secrets can be injected from the system keystore in a secure manner, with automatic zeroization upon exit. Additionally, future enhancements such as audit logging, atomic rollbacks, and Sigstore-attested policy signing are planned, offering robust tracking and security features. It operates under the Apache 2.0 license and is developed by the same creator behind Sigstore, further emphasizing its credibility and reliability in securing AI workloads.
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