DenyOut puts a local seatbelt around web and AI-agent activity

Field notes

The homepage separates protection for a desktop from wrapping an individual CLI or IDE agent, rather than presenting one undifferentiated security mode. It describes agent controls as an allowlist with rare prompts and says audit data stays on the user's machine. The page links to installation instructions, documentation, known issues, a changelog, and trust and security material; the extracted homepage does not show how the blocking mechanism works.