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AgentGuard 1.1 is an open-source firewall blocking injection attacks between AI agents with 99.4% detection accuracy. It governs inter-agent message flow via inspection rules, Ed25519 attestation, and capability manifests—addressing the unprotected 'hallway' that standard LLM guardrails miss.
I used to think the scary part of AI agents was the model hallucinating.
It isn’t.
The scary part is when your system looks fine — green logs, clean outputs, a polite writer agent producing a report — and somewhere in the middle, one message quietly changed the mission.
Not because a user typed something evil.
Because a researcher agent fetched a page. Because a tool returned poisoned text. Because the next agent trusted its teammate the way we trust people we work with every day.
A static analysis tool that detects OWASP ASI Top 10 vulnerabilities in AI agent codebases.
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