Jev Guard alternatives

Jev Guard (leepokai/jev-guard): jev-guard is a security hook for coding agents that scores each tool call with session context and returns deny, ask, or allow, flags prompt injection in tool results, and checks skills and plugins, powered by Jev. See its 5 use cases.

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