Your bot should never do something you didn't approve
AI agents are powerful. They're also unpredictable. Without guardrails, a single hallucination can send emails to the wrong people, delete files, or make purchases you didn't authorize.
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When bots go rogue
These aren't hypotheticals. They're happening right now.
Wrong recipient
Bot sends sensitive financial data to the wrong client. Confidential information exposed.
Unauthorized purchases
Bot interprets "order supplies" too broadly. You wake up to a $2,000 charge.
Data deletion
"Clean up old files" becomes "delete everything from last month." No undo.
Wrong tone
Bot responds to a customer complaint with something sarcastic. Relationship damaged.
Infinite loops
Bot gets stuck in a loop, burning through API credits until you notice.
Confidential leaks
Bot includes internal notes in an external message. Trade secrets exposed.
Built-in guardrails
Tiller deploys OpenClaw with safety configurations that prevent common disasters.
Isolated environment
Your bot runs in its own container. It can't access other processes, read other users' data, or escape its sandbox.
Credential isolation
API keys are encrypted and injected at runtime. Your bot can use them but can't read or exfiltrate them.
Network restrictions
Firewall blocks outbound connections except to approved services. Your bot can't phone home to unknown servers.
Full visibility
Web terminal access means you can see exactly what your bot is doing. No black boxes.
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