Useful agent hardening now. Provable governance when you need it.
Start with standalone local hardening for supported adapters such as OpenClaw and Codex. Upgrade to SDE-backed governance for deterministic authorization, signed policies, and audit-grade evidence across future self-serve releases.
- Free mode: adapter-specific local hardening baselines without requiring SDE
- Blocks high-risk actions such as mutating shell commands and direct patch/write paths by default
- Paid mode adds PDP-backed enforcement, signed policy packs, and attestation across supported integrations
Self-serve governance adapters with standalone hardening first and an optional upgrade to deterministic policy governance and audit-ready evidence
Commercial and Buyer Information
Start free with standalone local hardening. Review the subscription, billing, and fulfillment terms here when you are ready to upgrade into SDE-backed governance.
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How It Works
1The adapter intercepts a supported runtime action before execution.
2In free mode, a local hardening baseline decides whether the action is permitted.
3In paid mode, SDE-PDP can authorize, deny, or constrain the request.
4Governed runs emit stable evidence such as reason codes, traces, and pack version.
Two Valid Starting Paths
Free standalone: start with the adapter-specific baseline for OpenClaw or Codex and keep the action surface conservative.
Paid governance: add the hardened SDE-PDP deployment when you need signed policy packs, tenant entitlements, and release attestation.
Upgrade path: keep the adapter, switch the mode to PDP-backed governance, and validate with governed evidence outputs.
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Evidence You Can Hand to Security and Audit
Turn both free local hardening claims and paid governed-enforcement claims into artifacts your team can inspect and trust.
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Pricing
Start with standalone local hardening for supported adapters, then convert into PDP-backed governance when you need production enforcement and managed policy lifecycle.
Current certified rows include OpenClaw 2026.2.15 and Codex Trusted Mode 0.1.0 for the validated observed current workspace session only.
Checkout rollout: self-serve billing is being enabled in phases. Contact us for early access while the live purchase flow is finalized.
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MIT adapters with standalone hardening baselines for OpenClaw, Codex, and future supported runtimes.
Guard Pro Starter
$149/mo or $1,490/yr
Sealed PDP + signed monthly updates for 1 gateway and 1 environment.
Guard Pro Team
$699/mo or $6,990/yr
Biweekly updates + basic audit export for up to 3 gateways and 2 environments.
Guard Pro Business
$1,999/mo or $19,990/yr
Weekly updates, full audit export, certification allowances, and enterprise readiness.
Enterprise custom annual pricing from $60,000. Custom rollout, certification, governed deployment support, and billing by agreement.
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Roadmap
OpenClaw is the first governed integration. Codex is the next adapter, and darkelogix.ai is being structured as the self-serve release site for future governance adapters.
Codex Governance
Read-only shell hardening first, then governed execution for high-impact coding workflows.
CI Governance
Deterministic controls for pipeline actions and promotion gates.
Additional Runtimes
Governed integrations for future agent and automation execution surfaces.
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Self-Serve First, Enterprise Ready
Install and verify quickly, then request enterprise briefing, evidence review, and security evaluation support.
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