Add AI Agent Security section with TokenFence#18
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As AI agents become more prevalent in Python applications, runtime security for LLM-powered agents is a growing concern. This PR adds a new 'AI Agent Security' section with TokenFence — an open-source runtime guardrails SDK.
What TokenFence provides:
Zero dependencies. MIT licensed. Available on PyPI:
pip install tokenfence