Where OSINT, Hacking, Penetration Testing, Privacy, Piracy, Information Security, Cyber Security and Law are a lifestyle.
Agent Ready Armor (ARA) — a runtime substrate for AI agents. Containment for what agents do, provenance for what they produce. Built for the demands of offensive security, applicable to any agentic deployment. Second in the Ready Armor Suite, after BRA. Control in Depth.
Arctic Base is a single place per project where your AI coding agent can drop approval forms, share files both ways, render markdown for review, drive a persistent task list, and wait for you to respond — without bloating your chat context or forcing you to copy-paste.
The default in most "AI security" tools today is that the model runs the engagement. Battle Ready Armor takes the opposite position: the operator drives, the AI is advisory, and the framework holds the line mechanically —through approval tokens, scope checks, and on-disk anonymization that survive any model swap. Slim is the free tier, out today.
Wanted to test out qwen 3.6 on my dgx spark for openclaw and ran into some issues. I’m sure it’ll be fixed soon but in case here’s the workaround I found to get it working. https://gist.github.com/J-GainSec/abc563d2bc0063530711e4342edf7537 END TRANSMISSION