Sentinel edition
Six watchers for when the shield comes down.
Privacy Mode is absolute — but sometimes you want ABSOL to reach the internet. The moment you allow it, the Sentinel Array activates: six autonomous defensive agents, each watching a different security surface, reporting live to the privacy console. Re-engage local-only mode and they stand down.
Network watch
Watches live traffic for anomalies — burst activity to a single host, unexpected destinations, volume spikes that look like exfiltration.
Exfiltration shield
Scans every AI response before it reaches you, flagging SSNs, card numbers, file paths, and other PII that has no business appearing. Stores only pattern type — never the content itself.
Injection sentry
Correlates prompt-injection attempts across conversations — catching the slow, distributed manipulation a single-message filter would miss.
Audit integrity
Continuously verifies the privacy log's hash chain — and the sentinels' own code — so tampering with the audit trail is detectable. The log you trust stays trustworthy.
Blast-radius budget
Caps how much a single automated task may change or run without your say-so — not how long it runs, but how much it can do. It stops at the limit, and waits for you. The guard for the 3am agent loop nobody is watching.
Rollback & recovery
Snapshots a file before the agent overwrites it, so a wrong or interrupted change costs a restore, not the file. Every other watcher says "stop" or "warning"; this one says "put it back."
From the same den
FOX Security
A standalone desktop security hub built on the Sentinel Array. VANGUARD, AEGIS, CIPHER, and ORACLE — the watchers from ABSOL's Sentinel Edition — grown into a full security dashboard for your whole machine, with more modules on the way. Same fox, same rule: it watches for you, and answers only to you.