Secure Your Perimeter Before Giving Clawdbot Access to Your Life.

Most people are terrified of giving an AI assistant "hands."

They should be.

If you give an LLM agent access to your operating system without a security moat, you aren't building an assistant.

You’re building a backdoor for every hacker on the planet.

I spent last 120+ hours stress-testing the security protocols for my Digital Co-Founder, Tony Stark.

( I haven't given it any access to mac or tools yet)

I use a "Foundry" model to keep the AI Agent safe:

1. Hardware Isolation:

He lives on a dedicated Google Cloud VM, far away from my personal data.

2. Sandbox Enforcement:

He works inside a Docker cage. If he makes a mistake, the cage disappears. The host (VM) stays safe.

3. Private Tunnels:

I deleted the external IP to move it away from the public internet. We talk through a secure, encrypted bridge.

I’m not just building Personal AI Agent; I’m building a secure perimeter around it first.

Building in public means showing the armor, not just the weapons.

Don't use it on a VPS until you set the perimeter.

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