Untrusted context reaches tools
Use Forge when retrieved documents, agent messages, or MCP tool outputs can carry instructions that override policy, expose private data, or trigger risky actions.
A $99 paid diagnostic for security, vendor-risk, and AI governance teams reviewing private RAG, MCP tools, agent memory, source-backed retrieval, and audit evidence.
Use Forge when retrieved documents, agent messages, or MCP tool outputs can carry instructions that override policy, expose private data, or trigger risky actions.
Diagnose whether agent responses can point back to trusted sources, whether memory is stale, and where private corpus lineage is too weak for review.
Start with the $99 audit when procurement, legal, or security needs concrete findings before approving a pilot or enterprise deployment.
CISOs, AI governance leads, platform teams, AI agencies, and product owners shipping private RAG, MCP, or agent workflows into customer-facing or regulated contexts.
After checkout, send the receipt plus target agent surfaces, retrieval flows, MCP tools, sensitive data boundaries, known jailbreak examples, and the decision the audit must support.
Use the audit output to choose between a USDC micro-snapshot, rush pilot, procurement review, or enterprise deployment deposit.
Use the live Stripe checkout link for the $99 security audit.
Share target agents, retrieval flows, tools, policies, and known attack prompts through intake.
Forge maps prompt-injection exposure, evidence gaps, and the next paid path.
Move into a rush pilot, procurement review, or enterprise deployment when scope is clear.
Forge Prompt Injection Security Audit is live or accepted for review across agent and AI-tool channels, giving procurement and security reviewers external paths to verify the offer before checkout.
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