What you get in 10 minutes

A concrete preview of the buyer workflow: score one AI agent launch, turn the risk into a short brief, map tool permissions, and collect evidence without pasting secrets or private customer data.

0-2 min

Run the free risk score against one workflow and identify whether the risky surface is tools, data, memory, public output, or launch evidence.

2-5 min

Generate a non-sensitive launch brief with the workflow boundary, highest side effect, controls already present, and immediate fixes.

5-8 min

Map tool actions to approval gates and pick the prompt-injection or MCP fixture patterns that should be replayed before launch.

8-10 min

Decide whether the digital pack is enough or whether one fixed-scope 24-hour review is useful after safe intake.

Risk Score

One workflow launch score

Scores side effects, data exposure, untrusted instructions, approval gates, rollback, and launch evidence.

Open free score

Brief

Non-sensitive launch brief

Converts a workflow description into top launch questions, immediate fixes, evidence to gather, and material not to send.

Generate brief

Permission Gates

Agent action matrix

Maps read, draft, write, command, financial, identity, and credential actions to approvals and launch proof.

Open matrix

MCP Fixtures

Prompt-injection test set

Starts a replayable fixture set for untrusted content, tool output, metadata attack, exfiltration, and approval bypass cases.

Inspect fixtures

Safe Intake

Private-data guardrails

Prepares a high-level intake that keeps credentials, payment details, private screenshots, customer records, and full identifiers out.

Build safe intake

Report Shape

Fictional sample report

Shows the Markdown delivery format for top risks, severity, rationale, and three prioritized fixes.

Read sample report

Use it when

The pack is designed for builders who need a fast launch screen before a small AI workflow reaches real systems.

Not for

This is a lightweight pre-launch screen, not a certification or incident response workflow.

Not legal advice, compliance certification, penetration testing, incident response, deep source-code review, or a guarantee that a system is secure.