Koreshield
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Koreshield launched on Product Hunt today. It screens customer input, retrieved docs, and tool calls before an AI agent trusts them.
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Koreshield launched today on Product Hunt as a security and identity tool for AI support agents, with a simple pitch: don’t trust the inputs until they’ve been checked. That means customer messages, documents pulled in by retrieval, and the tool calls an agent wants to make all get screened before they can shape model behavior or trigger an action.
The company says it looks for data leaks, hidden instructions buried in help articles, policy drift, and unsafe agent actions. If the system spots a problem, it catches it before the model acts. That matters because AI support agents don’t just answer questions anymore; they read, decide, and sometimes do.
Koreshield also records every decision, which turns the security layer into an audit trail instead of a black box. And the pitch is intentionally light on setup drama: the product says it takes one call to integrate.
The launch page lists free options, and Product Hunt tags it as Developer Tools, Artificial Intelligence, and Security. That combination tells you where the pain is: teams want AI agents in production, but they don’t want those agents wandering off with a helpful tone and a bad idea.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of AI product: boring in the best possible way. The industry keeps shipping clever agents and then acts surprised when the inputs are untrusted, as if malware and prompt injection were a plot twist. Security wrappers like this are the bill coming due.
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