Super Tanks is not a detection tool that reacts after something goes wrong. It mediates every action an AI agent takes — before it reaches a tool, a model, or the outside world — across 10 security layers running at once.
In 2026 alone the industry saw poisoned MCP registries (nine of eleven, per OX Security), ~200,000 unauthenticated MCP instances exposed to the internet, credential breaches via LiteLLM, and natural-language prompts that triggered arbitrary command execution. The problem isn't that teams aren't watching — it's that watching happens after the agent has already acted.
Super Tanks sits between your agents and everything they can touch. Every tool call, memory write, and inter-agent message passes through 10 layers running simultaneously. Nothing is implicit — you set the access levels and the filters, and Super Tanks enforces exactly what you decided.
A secondary LLM filter that catches obfuscated prompt injection.
SHA256-sealed agent identity. Tamper-evident by design.
Frozen, declarative tool contracts. No surprise tool surfaces.
Explicit allow, default deny, per agent.
Human-in-the-loop approval for risky actions, via Telegram.
Docker isolation for any untrusted execution.
Per-agent rate limits on tool invocations.
49 tools partitioned into 7 zones.
Trust-level enforcement for every MCP server.
Skill-level isolation, agent by agent.
The EU AI Act's obligations phase in through 2028: transparency duties from August 2026, most stand-alone high-risk duties (logging, human oversight, robustness) expected ~December 2027 under the Digital Omnibus agreement — dates may still move, and this is not legal advice. The obligations are coming, and preparing takes time. Super Tanks gives you the architectural controls early — before deployment, not after.
Mapped end-to-end to the OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications 2026 (ASI01–ASI10). See the full mapping →
Bring controls that map to GPAI deployment-audit requirements. Human oversight, audit trails, and access governance out of the box.
Drop a default-deny governance layer in front of your MCP/A2A stack instead of building one. Apache 2.0, self-hosted, no vendor lock-in.
Runs fully offline on local models (Ollama). No data leaves your perimeter. Public sector, defense, healthcare.
We're running short, no-strings validation conversations with security and AI-governance leaders as the EU AI Act obligations phase in. 20 minutes, not a sales call — just learning where the real gaps are.