AI Agent
MakerChecker
Open-source security layer for AI agents enforcing RBAC, human approvals, and signed audit logs.
MakerChecker
What is MakerChecker?
MakerChecker is an open-source security gateway and static scanner for AI agents that enforces role-based access control, human-in-the-loop approvals, segregation of duties, and cryptographically signed audit logs.
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How to use MakerChecker?
- 1Scan your agent's code with 'npx @makerchecker/scan .' to identify risky actions.
- 2Install the embedded package and define roles and skills using 'createGovernor'.
- 3Wrap agent tools with 'governedTool' to enforce permissions.
- 4Optionally deploy the self-hosted server for centralized approval and audit.
MakerChecker Key Features
- Deny-by-default enforcement
- Role-based access control (RBAC)
- Human-in-the-loop approvals
- Segregation of duties prevents agent self-approval
- Cryptographically signed audit log with hash chain
- Static scanner to classify agent actions by risk
- Drop-in connectors for LangChain, Claude SDK, CrewAI
- Offline verification of audit bundles
MakerChecker Use Cases
- Pharmacovigilance case processing with medical reviewer sign-off
- Medical-device complaint triage
- Oncology patient access with specialist approval
- Daily cash reconciliation with exception gates
- Any high-risk AI agent operation requiring oversight
MakerChecker Pricing & Free Credits
MakerChecker currently operates on a Free model.
This tool is completely free to use
MakerChecker Pros & Cons
Pros
- Open-source and free
- Strong security guarantees
- Easy integration with popular AI frameworks
- Verifiable audit trail
- Static scanning for risk assessment
Cons
- Self-hosting required for server features
- Requires manual role and skill definition
- Limited to Node.js/Python ecosystems currently
What is MakerChecker best for?
- Developers building AI agents that need governance
- Enterprises deploying AI agents in regulated environments
- Auditors needing tamper-proof logs