Plango
A security monitoring tool for AI coding agents on Mac. Using on-device AI models, it monitors agent behavior, protects sensitive files and keys, intercepts suspicious network activity, and provides fine-grained access control.
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Plango is a Mac security tool specifically designed to monitor the behavior of AI coding agents, protect sensitive files and keys, block suspicious network activity, and scan projects for vulnerabilities.
Plango is driven by a local on-device AI security model and protects privacy by default (detection is done locally, and code or behavior logs are not uploaded).
Plango ranked 11th on Product Hunt with 80 upvotes and 9 comments.
Plango's maker team includes members with PhD backgrounds.
Plango currently supports only the Mac platform and does not yet support Windows or Linux.
Plango is positioned as behavior monitoring and access control for AI coding agents rather than traditional antivirus software.
AI agents' permissions are usually "all or nothing," while Plango tries to turn them into a configurable, auditable boundary.
The approach Plango represents is to build an observable, controllable runtime environment for AI agents, and this kind of "agent security layer" may become a standard component of the developer toolchain.
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Plango is a Mac security tool specifically designed to monitor the behavior of AI coding agents, protect sensitive files and keys, block suspicious network activity, and scan projects for vulnerabilities.
50%UnverifiedPlango is driven by a local on-device AI security model and protects privacy by default (detection is done locally, and code or behavior logs are not uploaded).
50%UnverifiedPlango's maker team includes members with PhD backgrounds.
50%UnverifiedPlango currently supports only the Mac platform and does not yet support Windows or Linux.
50%UnverifiedPlango is positioned as behavior monitoring and access control for AI coding agents rather than traditional antivirus software.
50%UnverifiedAI agents' permissions are usually "all or nothing," while Plango tries to turn them into a configurable, auditable boundary.
50%UnverifiedThe approach Plango represents is to build an observable, controllable runtime environment for AI agents, and this kind of "agent security layer" may become a standard component of the developer toolchain.
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