Verifiable layer-1 agent containment.
Anchor provides the layer-1 security protocol for autonomous systems. Unlike post-inference firewalls that predict if a response is safe, Anchor is a compiler-integrated execution boundary. It parses the Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) of imports, calls, and network packages, halting violations inside virtualized sandboxes before compilation.
AST scanning
Halts dynamic code injections, token overrides, and execution loops at the syntax parsing layer prior to context compilation.
WASM isolation
Runs execution layers inside isolated virtual boundaries, imposing strict resource limits and network drift boundaries.
Sealed history
Seals all execution failures inside tamper-evident Therapy Logs, providing cryptographic audit trails for compliance.
Test the boundary yourself.
Anchor compliance playground
Edit the policy configuration and code execution payload in real-time. The compliance engine parses AST imports and patterns to enforce rules and halts violations dynamically.
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