PatchWarden is a safety and verification layer for AI coding agents that enforces workspace confinement, command allowlists, and scope violation detection. It provides auditable task evidence for secure code generation workflows.
PatchWarden is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that acts as a safety layer for AI coding agents. It implements local-first verification mechanisms to prevent unauthorized actions, including workspace confinement to limit file access, command allowlists to restrict executable operations, and scope violation detection to identify policy breaches. The tool generates auditable task evidence, creating a comprehensive log of all agent activities for security review and compliance purposes.
Installation is straightforward via npm: npx y patchwarden@0.6.1. Once installed, configure the tool by defining your workspace boundaries, specifying allowed commands, and setting up audit logging preferences. The MCP server integrates with Claude and other AI assistants to provide real-time safety verification during code generation tasks.
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