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Connect or simulate your AI agent. EvalDuel attacks it through RAG poisoning, tool misuse, trust impersonation, and file-read attack scenarios—then turns the break into a replayable report.
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A fake teammate claims authority using a real internal project name.
The policy treats memory-shaped knowledge as permission.
Attack succeeded, but the agent preserved some normal behavior.
The replay is the product proof.
Each case preserves the attack, the behavior that failed, and the smallest policy change that prevents a repeat.
The attacker knew a real project name. The agent mistook context for authority.
Fix / Require authority verification, not memory matching. 02Over-blockingThe defense stopped a protected read by breaking normal public routes too.
Fix / Preserve benign routes while blocking protected reads. 03Poisoned Retrieval AcceptanceA retrieved document injected a rule and the agent promoted it into policy.
Fix / Separate retrieval usefulness from source authority.One-sentence agent deploy
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Failures remain inspectable, comparable, and reusable after the match ends.
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