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From 89% to 100% - GitHub Marketplace LIVE! 🚀
TEOS Sentinel Shield Guard v5.1.0 is now on GitHub Marketplace!
258 deterministic rules. Fail-closed. Law Over Code.
I built execution-control infrastructure that BLOCKS risky AI agent actions BEFORE they touch production. Not a dashboard - actual infrastructure.
Built solo in Alexandria, Egypt 🇪🇬
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✅ 4 live users on @TeosEgypt_bot
Marketplace: github.com/marketplace/actions/teos-sentinel-shield-guard
AI → SI: Same Human Purpose, Greater Intelligence
Open for freelance: AI Agent Security | Claude API | GitHub Actions
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Update: GitHub Marketplace Action is LIVE with 258 rules - Production API on Railway
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