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ContractWarden: Kernel-Enforced Damage Boundaries for AI Agents via Human-Authorized Contracts
Large language model agents can execute commands, create subprocesses, and directly access files and networks, allowing prompt injection or planning errors to become operating-system side effects. We present ContractWarden, a Linux reference monitor that enforces a human-authorized damage boundary w
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