Blind spots in production
Teams cannot quickly answer which files an agent touched or what commands it attempted.
Honeytools
agent safety tripwires
Honeytools gives engineering teams practical visibility into what autonomous agents do in production. Track file access, API calls, and command execution with tripwire alerts tuned for real workflows.
File access tripwires
Detect reads to `.env`, credentials, SSH keys, and internal config paths.
API call tripwires
Spot calls to admin routes, metadata endpoints, or internal-only services.
Command execution tripwires
Flag destructive shell patterns before they become incidents.
Product teams are shipping multi-step agent toolchains into production, but most monitoring still assumes predictable user requests. When an agent drifts, retries aggressively, or touches sensitive resources, teams often discover it through downstream failures rather than immediate signals.
Blind spots in production
Teams cannot quickly answer which files an agent touched or what commands it attempted.
Late incident detection
By the time alerts fire in generic monitoring systems, agent behavior has already caused damage.
Heavy enterprise tooling
Existing options are overbuilt for smaller teams that just need focused guardrails and visibility.
Honeytools is built for startup and mid-size engineering teams deploying AI workflows. Instrument your agent runtime with a lightweight SDK, send tripwire events to a single endpoint, and get high-signal alerts in one dashboard.
Rules tuned for real attack and drift patterns: sensitive file probes, metadata API access, command bursts, and dangerous shell invocations.
No heavy deployment footprint. Start with webhook monitoring and upgrade to deeper automation once your baseline controls are in place.
Start with one protected workspace and monitor your production toolchains without adding enterprise security overhead.
Starter
$15/mo
For engineering teams shipping AI-driven internal tools and customer workflows.
Most teams send their first tripwire events in under 15 minutes. You only need to instrument three call sites: file access, API calls, and command execution.
Honeytools flags sensitive file reads like .env access, dangerous command patterns such as curl-pipe-shell, calls to internal admin endpoints, and sudden failure bursts that suggest runaway behavior.
No. Honeytools is intentionally lightweight and built for product teams. You can run it as a standalone tripwire layer before deciding whether to forward alerts to enterprise tooling.
You get one production workspace with real-time dashboarding, alert rules for file/API/command events, and webhook ingestion for agent workflows.