AI agent security: prompt injection detection, semantic memory, output scanning, prompt hardening
Adaptive threat intelligence for AI agent security: semantic memory, multi-turn escalation, output scanning, rate limiting, and prompt hardening — designed to complement deterministic governance stacks (e.g. Microsoft Agent OS), not replace them. The immune system that governance toolkits don't include: it learns from incidents and catches rephrased attacks that slip past static rules. Run for…
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Adaptive threat intelligence for AI agent security: semantic memory, multi-turn escalation, output scanning, rate limiting, and prompt hardening — designed to complement deterministic governance stacks (e.g. Microsoft Agent OS), not replace them. The immune system that governance toolkits don't include: it learns from incidents and catches rephrased attacks that slip past static rules. Run for the full interactive demo. Python 3.9+ required; 3.11+ recommended. The MCP stack targets Python 3.10+…
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