CaptainCore /
Security & Guardrailscaptaincore
Jev commands in the WordPress toolkit CaptainCore answer structured questions and prioritize malware scanner findings for review.
What Jev Does in this Architecture
Key Architecture Benefit
Organizes rule-based scan findings into a queue for human review.
Reviewed Source Code Evidence
Verified fixed-commit source files demonstrating genuine Jev integration:
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CaptainCore/captaincoreArchitecture Category
Security & Guardrails
Real-time safety guardrails, prompt injection detection, and moderation gates.
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