I built an OpenAI compatible firewall for AI agents. Try to break it.
Summary
Arc Gate is an OpenAI-compatible firewall that tracks authority across entire AI agent sessions, escalating from allow to block before tool calls execute. It is available as a live demo and open-source on GitHub.
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