Add Armorer Guard#33
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Small update for maintainer context: Armorer Guard now has a v0.2.3 release with a refreshed demo and an MCP proxy mode that gates Why this may fit this list: it is a local runtime guardrail for agent boundaries: retrieval ingress, model output, MCP/tool-call args, outbound sends, and memory writes. It returns structured reasons and makes no scanner network calls. Links:
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Adds Armorer Guard under agent firewalls and runtime protection. It is an open-source local Rust scanner for prompts, tool-call arguments, MCP results, credentials, and exfiltration risk, returning machine-readable reasons suitable for pre-tool-call or post-tool-result enforcement.