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Show HN: Raypher–Running local AI agents (OpenClaw) on your own local computer
Raypher is a sophisticated security platform tailored for safely running autonomous AI agents locally on computers without risking system integrity or safety. It addresses the vulnerabilities inherent in existing solutions like Docker containers, dedicated hardware setups, cloud-based systems, and unsecured API keys by implementing a bare-metal architecture that integrates directly into the operating system kernel to enforce stringent security protocols.
The platform's key features include Hardware Identity, which uses TPM 2.0 chips to bind an agent’s identity to the host machine, preventing unauthorized transfers or hijacking attempts. The Zero-Touch Interception & Policy Engine automatically intercepts and evaluates network traffic according to predefined policies without needing code modifications. Secrets Management ensures sensitive data such as API keys are securely stored using TPM encryption and only accessed by agents when necessary.
Raypher allows for Policy-as-Code, enabling easy management of security rules via YAML/JSON that can be enforced across different platforms fleet-wide. The Intent-Bound Ephemeral Visa (IBEV) acts as an enforcement layer, evaluating system calls and network packets against policies before execution. Cross-Platform Kernel Enforcement uses eBPF on Linux and WFP on Windows to enforce security rules with zero-latency decision-making at the kernel level.
The platform also provides Data Loss Prevention & Trust Score by inspecting data transmission in real-time and assigning a dynamic trust score to AI agents based on their behavior, aiding access control decisions. Shadow AI Discovery scans systems for unmanaged or rogue AI instances to ensure comprehensive security coverage. The Cryptographic Audit Ledger maintains an immutable log of actions and policy enforcement, essential for regulatory compliance in sensitive industries like healthcare and finance.
Enterprise Fleet Management features include global policy management, instant threat response capabilities, and compliance reporting, allowing scalability from individual use cases to large enterprise deployments. Raypher aims to seamlessly integrate AI agents into local workflows while maintaining high security standards and operational efficiency.
Keywords: #phi4, AI agents, API management, DLP, LangChain, OpenClaw, Raypher, TPM 20, Trust Score, WFP, Zero-Touch MITM, compliance reporting, cryptographic audit ledger, eBPF, hardware identity, intent-bound ephemeral visa, kernel enforcement, policy engine, policy-as-code, security architecture, shadow AI discovery
github.com 36 minutes ago
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Show HN: Raypher–Sandboxing local AI agents(OpenClaw)on your own local computer
Raypher introduces an innovative security solution specifically designed to safely operate local AI agents, such as OpenClaw, on personal computers while mitigating the inherent security risks of granting these agents direct system access. Unlike existing methods that involve using separate hardware, cloud servers, or Docker containers—each presenting drawbacks like high costs, slow performance, or limited functionality—Raypher utilizes a bare-metal architecture to maintain stringent control over AI agents. This is achieved through transparent traffic interception and cryptographic binding to the user's physical Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip. Raypher enforces rigorous security policies on all requests, effectively preventing unauthorized activities and protecting sensitive data, including API keys. The solution aims for easy distribution as a simple script that implements these robust protections, accompanied by a real-time Command Center dashboard to monitor operations. Although in the early stages of development, Raypher promises enhanced security without compromising the integration with local workflows.
Keywords: #phi4, AI agents, API keys, Cloud, Command Center, Containers, DLP, Docker, Hardware Air-Gap, OpenClaw, Policy Engine, Raypher, TPM 20, architecture, eBPF/WFP hooks, env files, local computer, netsh portproxy, remote code execution, sandboxing, security, waitlist
raypherlabs.tech an hour ago
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OpenClaw overtakes Linux in GitHub popularity contest
OpenClaw, an open-source project available on GitHub, has recently gained more popularity than Linux, marking a significant shift in community engagement on this platform. This surge reflects changing interests or perhaps enhanced features within OpenClaw that attract developers' attention. The article further delves into guidance for effectively navigating and utilizing the website, likely aiming to assist users in exploring its functionalities, contributing to projects, or collaborating with other developers. By focusing on these aspects, the piece provides insights not only into the rising prominence of OpenClaw but also equips readers with practical knowledge to engage with GitHub more efficiently.
Keywords: #phi4, GitHub, How to use, Linux, OpenClaw, extract, information, popularity contest, relevance, site, technical keywords, text, topic
www.star-history.com 2 hours ago
https://github.com/EvanLi/Github-Ranking/blob/ an hour ago
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Identify OpenClaw installations on managed devices
The document by Knostic presents a method to detect OpenClaw installations on managed devices through lightweight scripts that function across macOS, Linux, and Windows. These detection scripts are designed to search for various indicators of presence such as CLI binaries, app bundles, configuration files, gateway services, and Docker artifacts associated with OpenClaw. The primary goal is to facilitate Mobile Device Management (MDM) deployment using platforms like Jamf, Intune, and JumpCloud, enabling organizations to efficiently manage and secure their devices by identifying the installation of OpenClaw across different operating systems without excessive resource consumption or complexity. This approach highlights a streamlined process for administrators aiming to maintain control over software deployments in enterprise environments.
Keywords: #phi4, CLI binaries, Docker artifacts, Intune, Jamf, JumpCloud, Linux, MDM deployment, OpenClaw, Windows, app bundles, config files, detection scripts, gateway services, installations, macOS, managed devices
github.com 2 hours ago
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What are your top 5 missing features of OpenClaw?
The text discusses a discussion thread from Hacker News initiated by "challehallberg," focusing on user requests for new features in OpenClaw, an open-source email client similar to Claws Mail. The post encourages users to share their top five desired enhancements or additions that they believe are missing in the current version of OpenClaw. It highlights how the thread has attracted attention from the community, providing a platform for collaborative discussion about potential improvements. Additionally, the context includes links and references related to navigating Hacker News, along with mentions of available resources such as guidelines and FAQs for users seeking further information or assistance on the platform.
Keywords: #phi4, API, FAQ, Hacker News, Legal, OpenClaw, Security, YC, apply, ask, comments, contact, discuss, favorite, features, guidelines, help, hide, jobs, lists, login, past, points, search, show, submit
news.ycombinator.com 4 hours ago
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OpenClaw – My Automation Setup
In December 2025, Peter introduces "OpenClaw," an advanced AI bot to his WhatsApp group, demonstrating its development from a basic AI instance into a sophisticated digital companion capable of various functionalities. Initially enhanced with multiple arms and legs for automation, OpenClaw evolves into a comprehensive assistant equipped with voice wake-up features, vision capabilities, a dedicated display, iOS app access, and ElevenLabs-powered voice interaction. This progression enables the bot to perform complex tasks such as smart home management across apartments and proactive travel assistance, leveraging data stored in structured markdown files within a Git repository for personalized reminders and packing lists.
OpenClaw's integration with ContextSDK allows it to utilize smartphone motion data through OpenClaw Plugins, enabling context-aware responses and task adjustments based on user activity. This feature enhances productivity by adapting the bot’s interactions according to whether the user is walking or stationary. Furthermore, OpenClaw incorporates smart home automation via Homey, adjusting settings like heating and ventilation to align with daily schedules and shift patterns, while planning a transition towards Matter-supported devices due to evolving technology standards.
The assistant's capabilities are extended through Beeper for messaging integration, which consolidates various communication channels into one interface using MCP for non-destructive message access and beeper-cli for interaction control. This setup allows efficient information management essential for scheduling and task coordination. OpenClaw also automates a variety of tasks, such as parcel deliveries, health reminders related to standing desk usage, daily news digests, TV show updates, and home maintenance through various CLI tools, including post-at-cli and linak-controller.
Overall, OpenClaw exemplifies a multifaceted digital assistant designed to enhance quality of life by seamlessly integrating with existing technologies. Its personalized automation capabilities and efficient task management reflect significant strides towards ubiquitous AI companionship, showcasing the potential for AI-driven enhancements in everyday living environments.
Keywords: #phi4, AI Bot, Automation, Background Processing, Beeper CLI, Booking Confirmations, CO2 Exposure, Calendar Events, Conversation Archive, Digital Roommate, Electric Heating, Electric Infrared Heating, Fastmail, Firebase, Firebase Real-time Listener, Flight Info API, GitHub, Google Maps API, HN Digest, Home Chores Management, Integration, Location Update Trigger, Matter, Messaging, Night Shift, Night Shift Adaptation, OpenClaw, Packing List, Parcel Delivery, Proactive Assistant, Restaurant Recommendations, Routing API, Silent Notifications, Smart Home, Standing Desk Reminder, TV Show Updates, Telegram, Telegram Voice, Transcription Service, Travel Assistant, Ventilation, Voice Interaction, Voice Messages, Weather Check, WhatsApp, iOS App
krausefx.com 4 hours ago
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ClawSecurity: CrowdStrike for OpenClaw Agents
ClawSecurity mandates that its OpenClaw agents function with JavaScript enabled, paralleling CrowdStrike's system requirements. The website identifies when users have JavaScript disabled and advises them to activate it or switch to a compatible browser to maintain service access. For assistance in identifying suitable browsers, ClawSecurity directs users to their Help Center where a comprehensive list is available. This requirement underscores the importance of having JavaScript enabled for optimal functionality and user experience on the ClawSecurity platform.
Keywords: #phi4, ClawSecurity, CrowdStrike, Help Center, JavaScript, OpenClaw, agents, browser, disable, enable, supported browsers, technical keywords, topic, xcom
twitter.com 5 hours ago
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