Rivaro is a runtime security layer for AI systems and agents. It sits between your application and the LLM to detect threats, enforce policies for OpenClaw agents. Security teams can monitor prompts, tool calls, and responses while automatically blocking risks like data leaks, prompt injection, and dangerous tool actions. Join the waitlist to get early access: https://app.rivaro.ai/openclaw-waitlist

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Hi Product Hunt 👋

I built Rivaro after seeing how quickly companies are shipping AI agents without any runtime security or governance.

Today we're releasing Rivaro support for OpenClaw so teams can run AI agents with real runtime controls.

Most teams rely on prompt testing or red teaming before launch. But once AI systems go into production, they interact with real users, real data, and real tools. That’s where the risk actually happens.

Rivaro acts as a runtime control plane for AI systems. It sits between your application and the AI model and provides:

• Prompt and response monitoring

• Detection of sensitive data leaks

• Protection against prompt injection and jailbreaks

• Policy enforcement and redaction

• Full audit logs for compliance teams

It works with OpenAI, Anthropic, and other LLM providers.

I would love feedback from anyone building with AI or thinking about governance.

If you'd like to try Rivaro or join the early access list, you can sign up here:

https://app.rivaro.ai/openclaw-waitlist

Happy to answer questions.

Jeremy

One quick note: today's launch includes Rivaro support for OpenClaw deployments.

If you're experimenting with OpenClaw agents, Rivaro can monitor prompts, responses, and tool calls while enforcing security policies in real time. Happy to answer any questions.