Jaden Green
I build AI agents, then break them before your users can.
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Every agent I ship now carries its own flight recorder.
BLACKBOX appends every step an agent takes to a hash-chained log. Each record's hash covers the record and the hash before it, so nothing can be edited, dropped, inserted or reordered afterwards without every later hash...
I turned my prompt-injection benchmark into something you can rotate, scrub and click.
Ten jobs × ten attacks × five delivery channels = a 3D lattice of 500 real runs. Time is the fourth axis: hit play and every run lands in the order it actually ran. Ordinary agent on the left,...
Your scenario is green. Three of its branches have never run.
Developers get unit tests, staging and CI. Everyone shipping on Make, n8n and Zapier gets a toggle. You turn the scenario on and watch it for a week.
That only ever finds the loud failures - a step errors, the platform...
The handoff is the part nobody tests.
Nearly every agent I read on here tonight hands the conversation to a person at some point. A WhatsApp bot that routes to a human on Telegram. An FAQ bot that escalates when it cannot answer. A run canvas with one amber row that stops before...
Spent this morning reading this feed instead of posting into it. Five builds, all real: lead scoring and routing, contract deadline compliance, an autonomous agent wired to four channels, an FAQ bot that escalates to a human.
Every one of them knows exactly what to do when a step...
