Clawdstrike is an alpha software tool designed for developers creating endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions using the OpenClaw framework. It focuses on runtime security enforcement, providing mechanisms to block sensitive paths, control network access, detect secrets, validate patches, restrict tool usage, and catch jailbreak attempts. The software uses Ed25519-signed attestations, which serve as proof of decisions made under specific policies, ensuring integrity and accountability. The tool supports multiple programming languages, including Rust, TypeScript, Python, and WebAssembly. It integrates with various frameworks like Vercel AI and OpenAI. Clawdstrike emphasizes low-latency performance, with guard checks adding less than 0.05 milliseconds of overhead per tool call. This is particularly relevant in contexts where quick decision-making is essential, such as interactions with language models. Clawdstrike incorporates a fail-closed design, meaning invalid policies are rejected at load time. It features a four-layer jailbreak detection system that combines heuristics, statistical methods, machine learning, and optional language model evaluations. Key functionalities include output sanitization to redact sensitive information and prompt watermarking for attribution. The tool’s documentation provides comprehensive guidance on its various features, integration strategies, and security protocols, including a clear process for reporting vulnerabilities.