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chitin-shell

v0.1.0

Published

Your first secure AI agent in 10 minutes.

Readme

🛡️ Chitin Shell

Your first secure AI agent in 10 minutes.

npx chitin-shell

No decisions. No configuration files. No security expertise needed.

Answer 5 questions. Get a production-hardened AI agent with contextual trust boundaries.

What It Does

  1. Detects your system (OS, CPU, memory, available tools)
  2. Asks 5 simple questions (name, agent name, channel, provider, password)
  3. Installs OpenClaw and your chosen AI provider
  4. Configures your agent with secure defaults
  5. Hardens your system (UFW firewall, fail2ban, file permissions)
  6. Deploys Chitin Moat — contextual agent permissions
  7. Verifies everything works

The Security Problem

Most agent setups are insecure by default because they require users to make security decisions. Every decision is a place to get it wrong.

Chitin Shell eliminates the decisions. Security is structural, not optional.

| Feature | Default | User Choice? | |---|---|---| | UFW firewall | Deny all incoming | No | | fail2ban | Active on SSH | No | | Gateway binding | Loopback only | No | | Trust channels | Sovereign (owner DM), Observer (everything else) | No | | Secrets encryption | Restricted file permissions (700) | No | | Sub-agent sandbox | Docker isolation | No |

Supported Providers

| Provider | Cost | Quality | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | 🆓 Groq | Free | Good | Llama 3.3 70B, fast inference | | 🧠 Anthropic | Paid | Best | Claude Sonnet/Opus | | 🌐 OpenAI | Paid | Great | GPT-4o | | 🏠 Ollama | Free | Varies | Local, private, needs GPU |

Supported Channels

  • 📱 Telegram (recommended)
  • 💬 Discord
  • 💬 Signal
  • 💻 CLI (no channel needed)

Dry Run

Test without making changes:

npx chitin-shell --dry-run

What's Next?

After bootstrap, level up with The Vesper Blueprint — a comprehensive guide to understanding and customizing your agent's architecture.

Built By

Chitin.xyz — Trust infrastructure for the agent economy.

License

Apache 2.0