configure-security

Name: configure-security
Availability: InStock
Author: stevessr

Configure Linux security policies for AI agent execution environments.

Updated Apr 20, 2026

Search Tags:#security #ai agents #linux #ebpf #policy management #cgroup #bpf lsm

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/stevessr/agent-ebpf-filter --skill configure-security

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: configure-security
Source: https://github.com/stevessr/agent-ebpf-filter/tree/main/.claude/skills/configure-security
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/stevessr/agent-ebpf-filter --skill configure-security

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps operators manage complex security controls for AI agents by providing a guided way to configure monitoring, blocking, and enforcement policies across Linux systems.

Core Features & Use Cases

Security Policy Management: Configure tracked commands, tracked paths, wrapper rules, cgroup network restrictions, and BPF LSM file or execution blocks.
Runtime Protection Controls: Manage kernel-level enforcement settings for restricting network access, file operations, and process execution.
Use Case: Protect an AI agent environment by blocking access to sensitive files, preventing network connections to specific destinations, and tracking selected command activity.

Quick Start

Ask the configure-security skill to review the current security configuration and add a policy that blocks a sensitive file or network destination.

Frequently Asked Questions about configure-security

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I configure BPF LSM enforcement policies for AI agents?▼

To configure BPF LSM enforcement policies, you define kernel-level blocking rules for file operations and process execution. This secures the AI agent environment by preventing access to sensitive paths.

What is the best way to restrict network access for an AI agent in Linux?▼

Restricting network access for an AI agent in Linux involves applying cgroup network restrictions. This enforces runtime security controls to prevent connections to specific blocked destinations.

How do I track selected command activity for AI agent observability?▼

Tracking command activity for AI agent observability requires configuring wrapper rules and tracked commands. This monitors execution workflows and validates runtime security policies across Linux systems.

Can I use cgroup networking to block sensitive file access during AI agent execution?▼

Cgroup networking manages network restrictions, not file access. To block sensitive file access during AI agent execution, you must configure BPF LSM file blocks to enforce kernel-level protection.

Do I need Linux policy configuration capabilities to manage wrapper rules and tracked paths?▼

Yes, Linux policy configuration capabilities are required to manage wrapper rules and tracked paths. These capabilities enable runtime security validation and kernel-level enforcement for command tracking.