Clawdstrike
Install Backbay Labs ClawdStrike so Claude Code agents get runtime policy enforcement, audit receipts, threat hunting, and MCP security tools.
Overview
clawdstrike is a plugin marketplace for the Ship phase that enforces runtime security policies, audit receipts, threat hunting, and 15 MCP tools for AI coding agents.
What is this marketplace?
- Runtime security enforcement tailored to AI coding agents
- Policy hooks plus audit receipts for traceable agent actions
- Threat hunting capabilities tagged in the marketplace manifest
- 15 MCP security tools bundled in the clawdstrike plugin
- Apache-2.0 licensed plugin version 0.1.0 from Backbay Labs
- Marketplace bundles 1 clawdstrike plugin at version 0.1.0
- Plugin description states 15 MCP security tools
- License Apache-2.0; repository https://github.com/backbay-labs/clawdstrike
Community signal: 284 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Solo builders running powerful coding agents lack runtime guardrails, leaving policy violations and risky tool use hard to detect or prove after the fact.
Who is it for?
Indie and small teams shipping agent-assisted development who need enforceable policies and auditable receipts before production access.
Skip if: Hobby prototypes with no sensitive data, or organizations that already operate a full enterprise EDR stack unrelated to Claude MCP plugins.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you add clawdstrike, agent sessions can be policy-governed with audit trails, threat hunting support, and MCP security tooling at version 0.1.0.
- Runtime policy hooks applied to AI coding agent sessions
- Audit receipts and trail artifacts for agent actions
- Access to 15 MCP security tools for hunting and enforcement workflows
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
Recommended Marketplaces
Journey fit
Runtime policy hooks and threat hunting belong on ship when you harden agent behavior before production use, not during initial ideation. The plugin advertises policy enforcement, audit trails, EDR-style agent security, and MCP tools—classic ship-security controls for coding agents.
How it compares
Runtime agent security marketplace with MCP tools, not a browser anti-detect CLI or mobile test harness.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Clawdstrike for?
Clawdstrike is for developers and small teams using AI coding agents who need Backbay Labs runtime policy enforcement, audits, and MCP security tooling.
When should I use Clawdstrike?
Use it during ship and security hardening when agents touch real codebases, secrets, or production paths and you need enforceable policies and audit receipts.
How do I add Clawdstrike to my agent?
Add the backbay-labs Clawdstrike marketplace in Claude Code, install the Clawdstrike plugin from ./Clawdstrike-plugin, and connect the documented MCP security tools to your agent runtime.