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ButterFence is a Claude Code-native safety harness that red-teams your repo against destructive and secret-leaking AI agent behavior, then auto-generates enforceable hooks to prevent it. The core innovation: Claude Opus 4.6 as the adversary. The redteam command scans your repo structure and tech stack, then asks Opus 4.6 to generate creative attack scenarios, obfuscation, encoding tricks, variable indirection, tailored to YOUR codebase. ButterFence catches them in real-time. When attacks get through, Opus 4.6 analyzes gaps and generates exact regex patches. One command runs the full attack-patch-verify loop. Ships with 44 scenarios, 11 threat categories, 7 rule packs (OWASP, AWS, Docker), 5 export formats, entropy detection, obfuscation decoding, behavioral chain detection, live dashboard, and CI/CD integration. Claude attacks. Claude defends. Claude patches. 315 tests. 35+ modules. Open source.

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