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Adds gate.cat to the CLI & Local Workflows section.
Disclosure: I'm the maintainer of gate.cat, so this is a self-submission. It's an early, open-source (Apache-2.0) project, so I kept the entry strictly factual and non-hyperbolic and appended it at the end of the section.
What it is: a deterministic, fail-closed action veto for AI coding agents. It blocks irreversible shell commands (
rm -rf,DROP TABLE,terraform destroy, secret exfiltration) before they run, with no LLM in the veto path (so a prompt injection can't talk it into allowing something). Three integration modes: a Claude Code PreToolUse hook, a gated shell for any CLI agent, or a local OpenAI-API proxy.Repo: https://github.com/BGMLAI/gate.cat ·
pip install gate.cat· https://gate.catgate.cat is a runtime guardrail rather than a diff reviewer — adjacent to the existing gate tools here (Zenable, Swarm Orchestrator). Happy to have it dropped if you consider it out of scope.
Happy to adjust wording or placement to match your conventions.