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@iliasalmerekov/aegis

v0.6.1

Published

Terminal proxy that intercepts AI agent shell commands and requires human confirmation before destructive operations

Readme

@iliasalmerekov/aegis

NPM distribution wrapper for Aegis.

npm i -g @iliasalmerekov/aegis

The package downloads the correct Aegis GitHub Release binary for the current Linux/macOS x64/arm64 host during postinstall, verifies SHA256, and exposes the aegis command.

NPM installs the binary and never edits .bashrc or .zshrc. As a convenience, postinstall performs best-effort agent-hook setup: if a ~/.claude or ~/.codex directory already exists, it runs aegis install-hooks --all. It never creates those directories, and a hook-setup failure never fails the npm install. Set AEGIS_NPM_SKIP_HOOKS=1 to opt out.

If no agent directory exists yet, install one of the agents and then run:

aegis install-hooks --all

Claude Code and Codex command execution is protected through these PreToolUse hooks, not through setup-shell — those agents ignore a non-bash/zsh $SHELL in their Bash tool, so only the hook intercepts their commands.

To opt in to shell-proxy mode for tools that launch commands through $SHELL -c:

aegis setup-shell

To undo shell-proxy setup later:

aegis setup-shell --remove

Native Windows shells are not supported; use Aegis from WSL2 on Windows.