Verifiable Layer-1 Agent Containment
Anchor provides the layer-1 security protocol for autonomous systems. Unlike post-inference firewalls that predict if a response is safe, Anchor is a compiler-integrated execution boundary. It parses the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) of imports, calls, and network packages, halting violations inside virtualized sandboxes before compilation.
// 1. AST Scanning
Halts dynamic code injections, token overrides, and execution loops at the syntax parsing layer prior to context compilation.
// 2. WASM Isolation
Runs execution layers inside isolated virtual boundaries, imposing strict resource limits and network drift boundaries.
// 3. Sealed History
Seals all execution failures inside tamper-evident Therapy Logs, providing cryptographic audit trails for compliance.
Select a preset policy container, review the user action payload, and click Evaluate to see the execution boundary in action.
[POLICIES] rule_id = "POL-001" target = "execution" action = "eval" allow = false mitigation = "halting_with_therapy"
// User action attempts dynamic evaluation
eval("process.env.SECRET_KEY");