TryMyClaw – Managed OpenClaw hosting with full SSH and root access
Full SSH root access on managed OpenClaw hosting beats black-box alternatives.
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Transparent proxy intercepts agent tool calls; blocks SSH key theft before it happens.
AI developers, security engineers running local agents (Cline, Claude Code, Cursor)
OpenAI code interpreter sandbox · Devin's agent safety layer · Anthropic's Constitutional AI constraints
Full SSH root access on managed OpenClaw hosting beats black-box alternatives.
Six shell hooks hard-block RCE and exfiltration before Claude Code executes anything.
Transparent agent guardrail with <25ms latency, but agent security is early and fragmented.
Every tool call is caught by middleware, scored against built-in rulesets like destructive-commands, secrets/* and exfiltration/* in under 5ms, then enforced as block/confirm/allow via a clawsec.yaml — neat, pragmatic attack surface reduction. The demo and auto-generated config make onboarding trivial, but it currently reads as an OpenClaw-first solution; broader agent-framework integrations or stronger isolation guarantees would make this a must-install.
The plugin-proxy split is smart: credentials live in a backend (Keychain/1Password/Vault/etc.) and a separate proxy injects auth headers over a UDS so the agent process never handles raw keys. It autosurveys plugin configs and channels to migrate plaintext secrets and even ships a Docker image and CLI for local setups — very practical for anyone already on OpenClaw, though it’s narrowly focused and adds an extra trusted component that deserves an audit.
OpenAI-compatible proxy with PII masking and token budgets—but LiteLLM, Helicone already do this.