Commands without asking
Approvals switched off, or a rule that pre-approves every shell command.
NeuroShield guides
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Copilot read your files, run commands and load MCP servers, hooks and skills. Here's where each one keeps its settings, what in them lets it act on its own, and how to close it.
Permission modes, allow rules, MCP servers, hooks, skills and the managed policy.
Read the guide →The CLI's allow rules, MCP servers, hooks, skills and extensions.
Read the guide →Approval policy, sandbox mode, skills and profiles in config.toml.
Read the guide →Agent mode, tool auto-approval and the Copilot CLI.
Read the guide →Chat tool approval, terminal auto-approve and MCP servers.
Read the guide →The MCP servers it starts and what each one can reach.
Read the guide →Each one is a fixed, published rule in NeuroShield, tied to the standard it comes from.
Approvals switched off, or a rule that pre-approves every shell command.
API keys in .env files, MCP configs or folders the agent may read.
Pre-approved ssh or remote commands to your servers.
An add-on that reads a secret and sends it over the network.
A hook or script that pipes a download straight into a shell.
Invisible characters in rules files, skills or CLAUDE.md.
An MCP server, skill or extension on our signed list of known ones.
NeuroShield, part of DriveScape One's Shields, reads every agent on your computer and each project they work in.
It reads settings files and never runs your agents, their MCP servers or their scripts.
The check runs locally. No account, no upload, no AI inside: fixed, published rules.
Where a safe fix exists, Fix It for Me makes it after you confirm, with a backup and Undo.
No. It reads files and applies fixed rules we publish, so the same settings always give the same answer. Nothing is sent to a model or a server.
Yes. NeuroShield reads the same agents on macOS, Windows and Linux. GhostShield, the other half of Shields, is macOS only.
Only when you press Fix It for Me on one item and confirm. It keeps a copy first, and Undo puts the file back.
The check is free: how many agents you have and what they can do. Details and fixes come with Shields.