Clam is building enterprise-grade data security for AI frameworks like OpenClaw through their “Semantic Firewall”, a security checkpoint at the network level. Congrats on the launch Anshul Paul and Vaibhav!

@vaibagra Giving AI data is a lot of all or nothing currently. We're working on giving you control of your data in the AI age!

@anshulpaul30 AI needs all your data, you need peace of mind. This is where we come in!

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra AISec, a new an emerging field fs! And highly required too Still, surely some of the startup founders within our ecosystem would love to use clam with their products and enhance sec

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Where exactly is the security?

@vaibagra @anshulpaul30 @AhmadShehmeer YC already bringing on OpenClaw products Things going fast and with a lot of momentum

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Tread carefully around that area folks, you're going to be going head to head with the likes of palo-alto and crowdstrike and all the big endpoint vendors, unless you have something far novel beyond using an N.E.R model or a classifier.

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra This sounds amazing How does the Semantic Firewall handle evolving threats

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Congratulations on the launch!

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Congrats guy! now I can finally give openclaw my twitter credentials!

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Semantic firewalls are a strong idea. The next step is proving recall impact: block exfiltration without killing useful tool calls. If they publish false-positive rate + latency overhead, this gets enterprise trust fast.

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Yoooooooooo!!!! This is sickkk @anshulpaul30 & @vaibagra 🚀🚀🚀🚀

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Looked great until I went to the website!

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra congrats. looks promising!

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Check out the OSS implementation:

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra nice to see security getting proper attention in the openclaw ecosystem 🦞

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Building security at the network level is pretty cool

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra cool concept, this approach makes way more sense than trying to bolt security onto the agent itself calling it enterprise-grade is a stretch though

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra No more data leak🤘

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Congrats on the launch 🚀

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra this is tuff

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Niceee

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Congrats guys!

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Network-level interception is smart, but the deeper question is why agents get ambient credentials at all. Scoping access per task instead of per agent cuts the blast radius before any firewall has to catch it.

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Security at the semantic layer is inevitable. Agent economies need network-level attribution and verification, not just sandboxing.

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Congrats on the launch!! @vaibagra

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra this is the right layer. model evals catch bugs but network guardrails stop disasters in real time. what false positive rate are you seeing in production

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra I've had Idea for Docker Container Level security since few days Similar Concept But seems Network layer might be easier to build My idea was Each Info from an API its sent to a container where Anti Prompt Injection Agent & Security Visors check against malicious data or prompt

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra They never heard of

Congrats on the launch — great to see more attention on security for agentic systems. We’ve been exploring a similar direction with Crust, built by security researchers to guard agent tool calls before execution. Started working on this about two weeks ago as we saw the risks emerging. Open-source infrastructure for securing agent actions locally.

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra ngl this is like when ppl finally learned after old web apps and then cloud that perimeter security is kinda fake... agents can mess up way bigger so a semantic firewall plus hiding keys at the network level feels super smart... congrats @anshulpaul30 & @vaibagra on the lauch

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Looking forward to this amazing product, Anshul & Vaibhav.👍

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra nice to see security getting the focus it deserves in ai development

Semantic Firewall is solving the wrong problem if it only watches the network layer. The real exploit surface is prompt injection at the application layer - where user input becomes indistinguishable from system instructions. You can't firewall what looks legitimate. Better approach: treat every model output as untrusted, require explicit authorization for actions. Defense in depth, not just a checkpoint.

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra huge congrats!

@anshulpaul30 @vaibagra Congrats on the launch guys!!