Safety Guards
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Ironclad Autonomy:
Safety & VPCs
Recursion Guards

"What if it deletes my production database?" Explaining our multi-layered approach to recursion guards and context isolation.

Ironclad Autonomy: Safety & VPCs Cover

01The Fear of the Runaway Loop

The biggest challenge in autonomous infrastructure isn't intelligence—it's **Control**. If an agent identifies a gap and attempts a mutation that introduces a new gap, you risk a "Recursion Storm" where the machine burns your AWS budget in a circular attempt to fix itself.

ClawMore solves this through three non-negotiable safety layers: Recursion Guards, Approval Gates, and VPC Isolation.

02The Recursion Guard

Every mutation event is tracked by a global limiter. The **Recursion Guard** monitors the depth and frequency of mutations per resource. If the engine attempts to mutate the same Lambda function more than 3 times in a 60-minute window, the guard pulses a `HALT_AND_REFLECT` event, locking the resource until a human intervenes.

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03Context Isolation (BYOC)

With **Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC)**, the engine's execution weights are kept within your own VPC. We use strict IAM boundaries and VPC endpoints to ensure that the agent can only "see" and "mutate" the resources you have explicitly whitelisted.

BOUNDARY_POLICY.json
{ "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [ { "Effect": "Deny", "Action": ["rds:DeleteDBInstance", "s3:DeleteBucket"], "Resource": "*", "Condition": {"Bool": {"aws:MultiFactorAuthPresent": "false"}} } ] }
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