Agentic Index
Clawvisor vs Openbox Ai (2026)
Both gate what an agent may do at the moment it tries, at 8.5 and 6.5 of 14.
Clawvisor is an open source authorization gateway that vaults credentials, enforces task scoped access and puts a human approval gate and full audit trail on every tool call, free to try in the cloud and free to self host. OpenBox enforces identity, authorization and policy at execution, scores risk against the OWASP AIVSS framework and issues tamper proof cryptographic Proof Certificates, dropping into Temporal, LangChain and Mastra as a plugin. Clawvisor stops the action; OpenBox proves what happened afterwards.
Choose Clawvisor if
- Documented coverage is broader and open source with free self hosting is the requirement.
- Credential vaulting is the immediate gap, since your agents currently hold secrets.
- A human approval gate on every tool call is the control your team wants first.
Choose Openbox Ai if
- Cryptographic proof of what an agent did is what your audit will ask for.
- OWASP AIVSS risk scoring gives you a framework your security team recognizes.
- Plugin deployment into Temporal, LangChain or Mastra requires no architecture change.
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