Stop the command, not the conversation
CISOs do not need another AI judging the AI. They need deletes and production changes to never run.
Stop destructiveAI actions beforethey execute.
Coverage is proven, not claimed. see the live proof tests.
Intercepts the tools AI agents actually use
The tools AI agents use go through locked rules before they run. Reads allowed. Risky writes blocked.
100%
Every allow or deny tied to who ran it, with proof
<10ms
Checks every AI command before it runs
AI only
Blocks risky AI actions. Human terminals stay normal
36
AI tools covered on every managed laptop
Why the market is panicking
Nine seconds. Production gone.
In April 2026 a Cursor agent wiped production in nine seconds after IDE guardrails failed. The open question: why trust written instructions when the terminal is wide open?
Sources: Computing, DEV Community · Reddit
Stopped before they run
Cloud tools, infrastructure, git, and AI coding agents: one locked control layer on every install.
- AWS
- Azure
- Claude Code
- kubectl
- Terraform
- Git
- Codex
- Cursor
36 AI tools covered on every managed laptop
Three stacked failures
Built-in AI safety failed
IDE guardrails did not stop the delete.
Credentials were too broad
A config token could change production.
Backups were hit too
Live data and recovery copies went together.
Runline stops it before it runs
- →Locked rules outside the coding tool
- →Blocks the command before cloud tools run it
- →Signed proof of who ran what
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GitHub org boundary
Keep AI on your approved GitHub orgs. Prove every push.
The same agent can push company work into personal repos on your GitHub and Copilot licenses. Runline blocks that, leaves human terminals alone, and signs every decision.
Six figure savings at enterprise scale
Every AI commit to a personal repo burns a seat, a Copilot license, and engineering time. Closing that gap is measurable.
Boundary rules
AI git only · humans pass
- 01ALLOW
Approved orgs only
List the GitHub and GitLab orgs you own. Runline enforces that list on every laptop.
- 02AI ONLY
Humans stay untouched
Human git stays normal. Only AI pushes are checked against the approved org list.
- 03DENY
Block personal repos
Push, PR, and fork outside approved orgs are stopped before they run, with signed proof.
- 04SAVE
Stop funding side projects
Keep GitHub and Copilot spend on company code, not personal repos.
Example deny
$ gh pr create -R personal/side-project
deny · source control boundary · org not in approved list
The gap
Prompt rules are advice.
Runline is enforcement.
When an AI agent wipes production in seconds, the failure isn't the model. It's that nothing stopped the command before it ran. Runline does: it blocks outside the coding tool and outside the agent's reach, with a signed record of every allow, deny, and approval. No second AI deciding whether to trust the first.
“We don't ask Cursor to behave. We stop the command before it runs.”
9s
Typical time from an AI prompt to a destructive command
0
Trust required in the AI policing itself
36
AI tools covered and protected on every install
100%
Decisions tied to a verified person or AI identity
One control layer. Every AI tool path.
Every tool an AI can reach (AWS, Kubernetes, Terraform, Git, and connected AI tools) goes through Runline first. Locked rules are checked before anything runs. Human terminals stay normal; only AI actions are gated.
AI agent
Cursor
Claude Code
MCP client
Runline · locked rules
knows AI vs human<10msblocks if offlinecovers AI toolsbefore it runs
Managed tool
AWS
kubectl
Terraform
Git
How it works
Security that stops AI before damage happens
Not a scanner. Not another AI watching AI. A control that blocks risky commands before they run, installed and operated like your other security agents.
01
Install on company machines
Roll out on Mac, Linux, and CI like your other security agents. If Runline cannot be reached, risky AI actions stay blocked.
02
Tell human from AI
Every action is labeled as a person or an AI tool (Cursor, Claude Code, Codex) so your security team can see who did what.
03
Stop destructive changes
AI agents can read and explore freely. High-risk changes like wiping cloud resources, deleting access, or force-pushing code are blocked by locked rules.
Platform
Everything security needs to govern AI tool use
One layer that lets AI move at its speed and stops it the instant an action would put the business at risk. No model rewrites, no new agents to wrangle, no waiting on a vendor patch.
Prevention
Stop destructive AI actions before they execute
When an AI tries to change production, cloud, code, or data, Runline blocks it before the damage happens. The agent never gets the final say.
Evidence
Proof for every decision
Every AI action, allowed, denied, or approved, leaves a signed record that cannot be quietly edited. Auditors get answers in minutes, not weeks.
Approvals
Human approvals at AI speed
When the model wants to do something risky, the right person gets a one-tap decision. Approve, hold, or deny without leaving the console.
Governance
Policy you can defend in front of a board
Plain-language controls map to the frameworks you already report against. Show what is enforced, where, and by whom on demand.
Console
One console for every AI tool
Coding assistants, copilots, and custom agents: every AI decision rolls up to one place your security team owns.
Compatibility
Fits the stack you already run
Installs on laptops in minutes, sends records to the security log system you already use, and works with your identity, endpoint, and ticketing tools.
Built for security leaders
What CISOs actually ask for in 2026
Not “more AI visibility.” A real stop before destructive commands run: the lesson from every production wipe this year.
Engineers keep their workflow
Human terminals stay normal. Only AI sessions hit the blocks, so security is not the friction.
Proof for the board and auditors
Locked rules, who-ran-it records, and executive briefings: answer “what did agents do?” without scraping chat logs.
See real coverage, not a list of AI tools
Know which machines are protected, which AI tools are gated, and whether blocking stays on if Runline is unreachable.
Governance without a policy PhD
Plain-language controls mapped to the frameworks you already report against. Your security team still owns the locked rules.
Separate from the AI gateway wars
Runline is the control that blocks. Pair it with the log and discovery tools you already buy; do not replace them.
Built for your team
Security outcomes, not shelfware
Stop the command in nine seconds, not the thread
Deletes, cloud wipes, and risky infrastructure changes never reach the API when Runline blocks them first. Your console owns alerts, approvals, and fixes, not the coding-tool vendor.
- Real-time block alerts
- Tune rules without reinstalling
- Revoke access & see machine health
Category clarity
We are not another AI watcher.
We stop the command.
Buy discovery and monitoring elsewhere if you need it. Buy Runline so the destructive command is blocked before it runs, with proof your CISO can defend, and a public test matrix to prove it.
Live counter
1,212,790Destructive AI commands blocked in the last hour
Cursor
387,420Claude Code
324,180AWS
218,650Terraform
167,890GCP
114,650
Fleet breakdown totals 1,212,790 blocked commands across Cursor, Claude Code, AWS, Terraform, and GCP.
Prompt & IDE guardrails
What failed in PocketOS
- Rules live inside the AI tool
- The model can ignore instructions mid-task
- Nothing blocks the command before it runs
- Weak proof for regulators
AI control plane
Watch & supervise AI
- Broad visibility across prompts and cloud
- Plain-language policy for governance
- Often watches after the fact, not before
- Another AI may try to steer agents
Runline
Runline
Blocks before it runs
- Blocks AI tools before damage happens
- Locked rules with clear, repeatable audits
- Knows AI vs human terminal
- Covers the fleet + sends proof to your logs
Operator console
See every decision. Prove control.
Alerts, fleet posture, executive reporting, and rule tuning in one console your security team owns.
Runline Console · acme-corp
OverviewAlertsFleetEventsPolicies
AlertsLast 24h
AI agent blocked terraform destroy
cursor · macbook-pro-12 · 2m ago
kubectl delete namespace, denied
claude-code · ci-runner-04 · 18m ago
aws s3 cp upload, approval pending
cursor · eng-laptop-07 · 1h ago
98%
Fleet online
47
AI blocks
4m
MTTR
“Stopping the command before it runs is the only control that matters when an AI can wipe production from the same laptop as your engineer.”
Runline design principle
Start your POV
Govern AI tool use without slowing engineers down.
Roll out on engineering laptops and CI in a week. See AI agents blocked on destructive commands while human terminals stay normal, with signed proof of every decision.