Clay Seal vs Overslash

Runtime security for AI agents. Clay Seal narrows what an agent can do as the task changes. Open-source identity and receipts; design-partner runtime sandbox.

One gateway between your agent and every service it touches. OAuth, secrets, approvals, and audit, handled.

About Clay Seal

Runtime security for AI agents. Clay Seal narrows what an agent can do as the task changes. Open-source identity and receipts; design-partner runtime sandbox. Each action is checked against what the task needs now, not what the agent received at launch. The permissions an agent starts with are a guess about everything it might ever need. The walls move in as the task takes shape, and anything that reaches outside them is blocked, no matter what the original grant allowed.

About Overslash

One gateway between your agent and every service it touches. OAuth, secrets, approvals, and audit, handled. What it does One gateway between your agent and everything else. It handles secrets, OAuth, MCP, human approvals, and authenticated HTTP execution. Any MCP-capable agent, Claude Code, Overfolder, OpenClaw, or your own, connects to Overslash once. When you want to bring colleagues, create a Team org at €3 per seat. It will follow the skill, enroll itself under your Overslash account, and ask you for permissions as they come up.