alexar76/argus
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ARGUS-3 — wallet-native, security-hardened personal agent; demand-side reference client and the reference host for the WARDEN MCP firewall (@aimarket/warden, a separate package) pl
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alexar76/argus
Added 3 Sept 2026
Overview
ARGUS-3 is a security-hardened, wallet-native personal agent written in TypeScript. It serves as the demand-side reference client and the reference host for the WARDEN MCP firewall, with native AIMarket consumer and provider functionality. It runs owner-locked through Telegram, supports multiple providers, and operates autonomously offline.
Best for
Best for
Developers who want a wallet-controlled personal agent with WARDEN MCP firewall integration
Use cases
- Build a wallet-gated personal agent with a Telegram owner lock
- Use the reference host for WARDEN MCP firewall integration
- Run as an AIMarket consumer or provider in TypeScript
Notes
ARGUS-3 is a security-hardened, wallet-native personal agent written in TypeScript. It serves as the demand-side reference client and the reference host for the WARDEN MCP firewall, with native AIMarket consumer and provider functionality. It runs owner-locked through Telegram, supports multiple providers, and operates autonomously offline.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-31. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Build a wallet-gated personal agent with a Telegram owner lock
- Use the reference host for WARDEN MCP firewall integration
- Run as an AIMarket consumer or provider in TypeScript
Pros
- Security-hardened and wallet-native ownership model
- TypeScript reference implementation for WARDEN MCP
- Multi-provider support with offline autonomous operation
Cons
- Zero GitHub stars, so no established community traction
- Owner lock is tied to Telegram only
- Positioned as a reference client and host, not a general-purpose agent
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Security-hardened and wallet-native ownership model
- TypeScript reference implementation for WARDEN MCP
- Multi-provider support with offline autonomous operation
Cons
- Zero GitHub stars, so no established community traction
- Owner lock is tied to Telegram only
- Positioned as a reference client and host, not a general-purpose agent
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