Veea open-sources AI security tool, partners with NativelyAI

Veea Inc. (NASDAQ: VEEA) announced the open-source release of Lobster Trap, a security tool that monitors interactions between AI agents and language models. The company made the announcement at Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona.

Lobster Trap is available under the MIT license and operates inline between AI agents and language models, evaluating each prompt and response against defined security policies. The tool can block interactions, flag them for review, or log them for analysis when violations are detected. Processing occurs in under a millisecond.

The tool detects prompt injection attempts, credential exposure, personal information leakage, suspicious file access, and data exfiltration patterns. It works with AI backends using the OpenAI-compatible interface and requires no application code modifications for most deployments.

Veea partnered with NativelyAI to integrate Lobster Trap into Native.Builder, an AI software production platform. NativelyAI's lablab.ai community includes more than 250,000 AI developers. The partnership will enable development teams to deploy AI agents with policy enforcement enabled by default.

"The industry has spent the last two years racing to give AI agents more power," said Allen Salmasi, Founder and CEO of Veea. "What has been missing is a practical way to observe and enforce policy at the point where the AI agents interact with AI models."

Lobster Trap ships as a component of TerraFabric, Veea's control plane for edge autonomous systems. The tool is written in Go and compiles to a single file with no external dependencies, running on Linux, macOS, or Windows.

TerraFabric is currently in early deployments. Organizations can request early access through the company's website. The information is based on a company press release.

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