Your AI agents are holding your real API keys right now. Nilbox fixes that.

I built this to run OpenClaw safely.

The problem: every sandbox I tried still handed the real API token to the agent as an env var.

Nilbox uses Zero Token Architecture. Instead of securing the token after handing it over, we never give the real one in the first place. Agents get a fake token. When theymake an API call, Nilbox silently swaps in the real credential. If a hacker extracts your env vars, all they get is a meaningless string.

Every agent runs inside an isolated Linux sandbox, away from your host OS.
nilbox.run

Curious how others are thinking about token security when running agents locally.