soul-guardian

Drift detection identifies unauthorized modifications by comparing agent workspace files against an approved baseline. It monitors markdown files like SOUL.md and AGENTS.md to catch unexpected changes and prevent tampering.

File integrity monitoring for AI agents tracks critical workspace files to prevent accidental edits or malicious tampering. It ensures the agent's core instructions and identity files remain consistent and secure during operation.

Yes, you can automatically restore modified markdown files by reverting them back to their last approved baseline. This auto-restoration protects critical agent files from persistent unauthorized or accidental changes.

Yes, this file integrity check requires Python 3 to execute. You run the script directly from the workspace to perform drift detection and generate tamper-evident audit logs for compliance.

The best way to audit file changes is using tamper-evident logging that records all file integrity events. This maintains a secure audit trail of modifications, restorations, and drift detections for compliance.

You should not use automatic restoration when you intentionally update critical workspace files and have not yet approved a new baseline. Doing so would revert your deliberate markdown edits back to the previous version.