Is it safe?
korgex is built cautious — the powerful features are opt-in.
korgex is designed to be careful by default, and anything powerful is off until you turn it on.
Built-in guardrails
Asks before risky edits
Big or sensitive changes show you a diff and wait for your yes.
Blocks dangerous commands
A guard refuses obviously destructive shell commands — and records that it did.
Runs code in a sandbox
When it executes code, it can be boxed off from your network and files.
Watches what leaves
An optional guard flags secrets or large data trying to leave your machine.
Opt-in by default
The heavier capabilities — the code-execution kernel, network capture, remote signing, browser stealth — are each a single switch, and off until you flip it. Every one of them, when on, still records to the checkable logbook.
Don't expose the local dashboard's port publicly without putting authentication in front of it — it has no built-in auth.
In short
You stay in control: it asks when it should, refuses what's clearly destructive, can run code in a box, and writes down everything so you can check it later.