Agentic Arena
An independent security testing platform for AI agents, focused on evaluating agent performance in role constraints, prompt injection defense, and runtime control. Through community red-team testing, it identifies security boundaries and usability issues.
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Agentic Arena is an independent project that is publicly recruiting red team testers to test the performance of AI agents on role constraints, prompt injection defenses and runtime controls.
The core proposition of Agentic Arena is: in a constrained environment of 'a well-defined job role + enforced boundaries', can an AI model hold its role and behavioral boundaries.
The five key testing directions listed by the author of Agentic Arena include: prompt injection and role override, role drift in long conversations, multilingual prompts and encoded instructions and fictional scenarios, unsupported claims and leakage of restricted information, and legitimate requests being wrongly blocked.
The author of Agentic Arena asks participants to test only on the public agent interface, use synthetic information, and avoid causing flood attacks on the service.
When submitting a vulnerability finding, it is necessary to include the agent and model involved, the exact prompt or conversation sequence, what actually happened and what was expected to happen; reproducible steps are more valuable than screenshots.
Agentic Arena was built using Codex as the main coding tool.
In the Agentic Arena project, the author not only hopes to find vulnerabilities but also pays attention to the reverse problem of 'unreasonable boundary design making agents hard to use'.
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Agentic Arena is an independent project that is publicly recruiting red team testers to test the performance of AI agents on role constraints, prompt injection defenses and runtime controls.
50%UnverifiedThe core proposition of Agentic Arena is: in a constrained environment of 'a well-defined job role + enforced boundaries', can an AI model hold its role and behavioral boundaries.
50%UnverifiedThe five key testing directions listed by the author of Agentic Arena include: prompt injection and role override, role drift in long conversations, multilingual prompts and encoded instructions and fictional scenarios, unsupported claims and leakage of restricted information, and legitimate requests being wrongly blocked.
50%UnverifiedThe author of Agentic Arena asks participants to test only on the public agent interface, use synthetic information, and avoid causing flood attacks on the service.
50%UnverifiedWhen submitting a vulnerability finding, it is necessary to include the agent and model involved, the exact prompt or conversation sequence, what actually happened and what was expected to happen; reproducible steps are more valuable than screenshots.
50%UnverifiedAgentic Arena was built using Codex as the main coding tool.
50%UnverifiedIn the Agentic Arena project, the author not only hopes to find vulnerabilities but also pays attention to the reverse problem of 'unreasonable boundary design making agents hard to use'.
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