Bartholomew Guard: shipping an AI safety gate for destructive actions
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We built Bartholomew to stop unsafe AI-driven commands before they execute. The core idea is simple: if an agent tries to run something destructive, high-risk, or out of policy, the action is blocked before it reaches the shell. This started as a real enforcement problem, not a demo. The guard eval…
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- 2026-09-16 01:34 · DEV Community — AI
Bartholomew Guard: shipping an AI safety gate for destructive actions
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