SafeBox is a local guardrail layer that sits between an AI coding agent and infrastructure tools such as Terraform and the AWS CLI. Deterministic TOML policy rules decide which commands pass, blocking destructive operations like terraform destroy before they reach the real executable.
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The default policy stops terraform destroy, kubectl delete, aws ec2 terminate-instances and similar operations.
Rules are explicit TOML files, so a verdict never depends on asking an AI whether a command looks safe.
SafeBox sits earlier in PATH than the real binary, so planning and read operations pass through untouched.
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