▌ git-native · local-first · zero telemetry
AI coding agents leave behind prompts, tool calls, and session notes that can expose more than the final diff. hookshield keeps that trail local so you can review it before it becomes project history.
Your working thoughts stay on your machine unless you choose to share them.
▌ the rebellion, audited
entire.io says it captures every agent session, prompt, and tool call and stores them with your commits — by design, by default. That's a real feature. It is also a durable record of how you think once it is pushed with repo history. hookshield starts from the opposite default: local evidence first, sharing only when you choose.
▌ how it works
hookshield runs your agent command through a local wrapper, watches for risky session artifacts, and gives you a review point before that context becomes project history.
Initialize a local policy, then run your agent command through hookshield. It works with git-based repos and the agents you already run.
Session metadata, file changes, risky artifacts, and observed network connections are recorded on your machine for review.
Quarantine or hold back risky artifacts, then share only the context you have intentionally reviewed.
Choose manual review, or run the captured context through the LLM and filters you trust before anything is promoted.
▌ get it
open source · MIT licensed · github.com/mimart0/hookshield