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You are currently running Sevorix Pro. Your local dashboard is active, bridging the reasoning gap by moving the security boundary from User Space into Kernel Space. Your autonomous agents are now governed by zero-latency eBPF circuit breakers.
1. Download & Run the executable.
2. Authenticate via your terminal.
3. Configure your local rules.
Sevorix Pro uses local deterministic rulesets. Open your sevorix_policy.json file in your root directory to add custom block-lists and define your PII masking parameters.
Sevorix policies are managed entirely locally via simple, human-readable JSON files. Instead of writing complex kernel modules, you can define deterministic boundaries for your AI agents by simply updating your sevorix_policy.json file. The local daemon reads this rulebook and instantly translates it into active ground-truth guardrails.
{
"type": "Simple",
"pattern": "DROP TABLE",
"action": "Block"
}Because Sevorix operates at the OS kernel level (Ring-0) using eBPF, these rules cannot be bypassed by an agent modifying its environment variables. You can enforce your JSON policies across multiple execution contexts simultaneously—from intercepting raw outbound network requests and blocking unauthorized shell commands, to restricting low-level system calls like connect(), open(), and execve() in real time.