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LockedCode – Security-hardened OpenCode fork

LockedCode is a security-hardened fork of OpenCode, adding a comprehensive security layer between the LLM's intent and the agent's execution. It includes static scanning, shell command interception, outbound DLP, prompt injection detection, dependency vetting, and an immutable audit trail, all with zero performance overhead. Designed for enterprises using self-hosted or open-source models, it enforces security at every layer—writes, executes, sees, reads, installs, and extends—and provides governance features such as policy engine, trust scoring, model provenance tracking, and compliance reports.

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LockedCode – Security-hardened OpenCode fork
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  • LockedCode adds a security layer to OpenCode without performance overhead
  • Core security features include directory confinement, static scanning, shell command interception, outbound DLP, prompt injection detection, and dependency vetting
  • Provides audit trail, policy engine, model tracking, and compliance reports for regulated industries
  • Supports offline, air-gapped environments and custom rule authoring

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