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Jew Guard

An opencode security plugin powered by Jev that risk-scores every tool call before it runs and scans every result for prompt injection afterwards. Deny blocks, ask prompts and allow runs, with configurable thresholds and an optional fail-closed mode.
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Language
JavaScript
License
MIT
Reading time
2 min
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Author
surfaceflinger
Last verified
Oct 2026

Highlights

  • Jev risk-scores every tool call 0-3 plus three yes/no questions before it runs.
  • Deny blocks, ask prompts, allow runs; explicit user requests override ask but never deny.
  • Results are scanned for injections and canaries; flags are prepended and remembered for later calls.
  • Guards agent instruction files like AGENTS.md and SKILL.md, caching results by content hash.
  • From-scratch opencode-only port of jev-guard with one dependency; MIT; tunable JEV_GUARD_ threshold variables.

Quickstart

json
{ "plugin": ["jew-guard"] }

Watch out

README and GitHub metadata reviewed 2026-10-17; the digest truncates the after-call and instruction-scanning sections. The guard is documented as a judge, not a sandbox, and it needs an OpenCode login plus a Console workspace to pay for the Jev calls.

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