For the Skill, curl, and git-clone alternatives, plus PEP 668 systems and secret-cloaking setup, see the [full installation guide](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/installation.md).

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## Capabilities<a name="capabilities" />

![Prismor Architecture](https://assets.kitploit.com/production/public/readmes/13903/0e84c7211b3275de581182b7f69c44d8224142323b43220dd1234eee17616757.png)

- 🛡️ [Prismor](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/prismor-runtime.md) covers the policy engine, session logs, security audit, and CLI reference
- 📦 [Supply Chain](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/supply-chain.md) covers install-time enforcement, IOC matching, and risk scoring
- 🛜 [Network Isolation](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/network-isolation.md) covers policy-driven egress control, raw IP detection, and tunnel blocking
- 🔍 [Skill Scanner](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/skill-scanner.md) covers MCP server and skill risk scanning across supported agents
- 🚦 [MCP Guardrails](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/prismor-runtime.md#custom-guardrails-for-mcp-tools) let you block a specific MCP server or tool, or require human approval before the agent calls it, with a policy rule you write yourself
- 🛰️ [MCP Gateway](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/mcp-gateway.md) is a single MCP connector that fronts every other MCP server you use — each `tools/call` is policy-evaluated before it forwards and each response is injection-scanned before the model sees it, so a poisoned tool result never becomes context. `prismor mcp-gateway install` moves an existing `.mcp.json` behind it
- 🏷️ [Tool Tags](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/tool-tags.md) classify tools by capability (read, write, network, exec) so a rule can say "nothing that reads private data may also reach the network" instead of naming every tool one by one — MCP tools self-declare via `_meta`, and `prismor tags` lists, tests, and lints the rule expressions
- 🔐 [Sweep and Cloak](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/sweep-and-cloak.md) covers secret prevention at tool boundaries, practical setup, best practices, threat model, and cleanup for leaked secrets
- 🦞 [OpenClaw Integration](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/openclaw.md) covers runtime hooks, prompt-injection scanning, and project or user-scope setup for OpenClaw
- 🤖 [Hermes Agent Cloaking](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/hermes.md) covers Hermes-specific secret cloaking with pip entry-point auto-discovery, filesystem install, and pre_gateway_dispatch paste guard
- 🧠 [Semantic Guard](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/semantic-guard.md): opt-in hybrid layer that adds an LLM-assisted intent check for paraphrased prompt-injection attempts the regex rules cannot catch
- 🪤 [Canary](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/canary.md) plants honeytoken credential files that trip a CRITICAL finding the moment an agent reads them, catching recon behavior
- 🪪 [IAM](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/iam.md) gives each agent a named identity and least-privilege permission profile when several agents share a workspace
- 🧩 [Framework Agents](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/frameworks-overview.md) guards production agents (OpenAI Agents SDK, LangChain/LangGraph in Python and JS, CrewAI, browser-use, Pydantic AI, AutoGen Core, Agno, Semantic Kernel, Google ADK, BeeAI, Claude Agent SDK, Vercel AI SDK, Mastra) with one call — wrap each request in `use_subject("user:alice")` and a multi-tenant agent gets per-user attribution, per-user IAM profiles, and per-user suspension
- 🎯 [Scoped Agent](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/scoped-agent.md) synthesizes minimal, task-specific rules per session so an injected pivot off-task gets blocked
- 🧬 [Learning](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/learning.md) mines session history to propose new rules, flag false positives, and detect evasion
- ⚖️ [Layered Policy & Exemptions](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/policy-layers-and-exemptions.md) covers per-rule observe/enforce, the non-overridable floor, and admin-granted, time-boxed exemptions across org / project / repo layers
- 🔐 [Explicit enforce selection & the unlock window](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/cli-reference.md#choosing-what-blocks) — enforce setup starts with nothing blocking and you pick the set; `prismor allow` makes narrow exceptions, and `prismor unlock` opens a password-gated, time-boxed window in which an agent may edit policy (never the self-protection rules that guard Prismor itself)
- 📡 [Live Telemetry](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/live-telemetry.md) covers the optional enterprise control-plane link — device enrollment, signed remote policy, and redacted telemetry streamed to a self-hosted org dashboard
- 📊 [Dashboard](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/dashboard.md) covers the terminal and local web dashboards plus session forensics, with `prismor tokens` breaking down where a session's context and token spend actually went
- 🩺 [Health and Recovery](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/cli-reference.md) — `prismor doctor` health-checks every subsystem (hooks, policy signature, enrollment, telemetry sink, chain state), and `prismor pause` / `pause-hard` suspends *enforcement only* for a human during an incident while observe-mode logging keeps running
- 🧾 [Signed Audit Trail](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/audit-trail.md) hash-chains and Ed25519-signs every agent action locally, so `prismor trail verify` proves the history hasn't been edited, deleted, or rewritten
- 📑 [Attestation Bundle](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/attestation-bundle.md) packages posture, agent inventory, host discovery, framework-control coverage (OWASP LLM/Agentic, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act), and the trail anchor into one Ed25519-signed file an auditor re-verifies with `prismor attest verify`
- 🔦 [Host Discovery](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/attestation-bundle.md#host-discovery) sweeps the machine with `prismor discover` and flags any AI agent running without Prismor hooks (shadow AI)
- ⏪ [Transcript Ingest](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/transcript-ingest.md) reconstructs what your agents did *before* Prismor was installed — `prismor ingest --discover` replays on-disk session transcripts through the live policy engine, so the dashboard is populated on day one and you can see exactly what flipping a rule to enforce would have blocked, plus `--coverage` for sessions that ran unmonitored
- 🗺️ [Agentic AI Architecture Review](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/agentic-architecture-review.md) is a design-time checklist for multi-agent/tool-using systems — permission scope, memory integrity, inter-agent trust, human-oversight placement — each item mapped to a real control ID and, where one exists, the Prismor rule that backstops it
- 🐳 [Docker and Containers](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/docker.md) covers container hardening, prerequisites, and known limitations

Full command map across every capability: [CLI Reference](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/cli-reference.md).

These capabilities map to the [OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications](https://genai.owasp.org/llm-top-10/) - covering prompt injection (LLM01), sensitive information disclosure (LLM02), supply chain (LLM03), improper output handling (LLM05), and excessive agency (LLM06).

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## Configuration<a name="configuration" />

### Command Reference

Full command map: [docs/cli-reference.md](https://github.com/prismorsec/prismor/blob/main/docs/cli-reference.md).

### Observe / Enforce (per-rule, policy-authoritative)

Enforcement is decided **per rule by your policy**, not by a single global switch. Each rule carries a `mode`, and `settings.default_mode` (default `observe`) covers any rule that doesn't set one:

| Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|
| `observe` (default) | Logs the tool call and the finding. Never blocks. Safe for onboarding and auditing. |
| `enforce` | Blocks the action in real time before the agent executes it. |

Out of the box **everything observes** — nothing is blocked until you flip rules (or `default_mode`) to `enforce` in your policy:```yaml
# .prismor/policy.yaml
settings:
  default_mode: observe        # global default for rules without their own mode
rules:
  - id: destructive-rm-rf
    mode: enforce              # this rule blocks; the rest still just observe

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