Red-teaming public-facing AI agents: quick wins to make your agent safer
njyx · x · 2026-09-14
A new Spec27 post by AbozeBrain argues red-teaming isn't about proving an AI agent is perfectly safe — it's about finding where boundaries hold, where they break, and what should become a repeatable eval. The guide walks through quick, practical red-team checks for public-facing agents that developers can run to systematically harden agent behavior.
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