Red Team: Automated Adversarial Testing
Before your customers — or bad actors — find the cracks in your bot, you should find them yourself. Red Team automatically attacks your bot with adversarial inputs and shows you exactly what got through.
The problem this solves
Every public-facing bot is a target. People try to jailbreak it, inject hidden instructions, pull it off-topic, or coax it into saying something it shouldn't. You can write guardrails, but how do you know they hold? Manually trying to break your own bot is tedious, inconsistent, and easy to skip — right up until an incident forces the issue.
How it works
- Automated attack runs. Red Team probes your bot with jailbreak attempts, prompt-injection payloads, sensitive-topic prompts, and other adversarial inputs — executed for you, at scale.
- Reliable end-to-end execution. Runs execute on the engine and complete cleanly, with clear status the whole way through.
- Clear pass/fail verdicts. For every probe you see whether the bot held the line or slipped, so you know precisely where to tighten your guardrails.
- Self-cleaning. Interrupted runs are reconciled automatically instead of hanging.
What this means for you
You get a repeatable safety check you can run before every launch and after every prompt change. Instead of hoping your guardrails work, you have evidence — and a punch list of exactly which attacks need attention. That's the difference between "we think it's safe" and "we tested it."
Getting started
- Open Red Team.
- Launch a run against the bot you want to harden.
- Review which probes got through, and reinforce your guardrails where they did.
Find the weaknesses on your terms — not in production.