AgentProof
AgentProof is a readiness platform. It is not a certification, not an audit, and not legal advice. It tracks named, public sources and turns them into practical, source-bound guidance.
Microsoft, NIST, ISO, OWASP, the EU, Google, the Cloud Security Alliance, and MITRE are publishing new guidance every quarter. AgentProof tracks those named sources and turns them into a practical readiness model.
AgentProof's Capability Zones (Knowledge, Task / Tool-Assisted, Autonomous Action) plus five cross-cutting modifiers tell you which controls matter for your agent.
20 documented good-design patterns covering least-privilege tool access, human approval, audit trails, fallback paths, sensitive-data handling, and continuous reassessment.
20 documented anti-patterns linked to the named risks they create — including excessive permissions, broad autonomy without approval, and prompt-injection exposure.
Each readiness control names what acceptable, strong, and weak evidence looks like — so a buyer-side review is grounded, not improvised.
AgentProof tracks watch-status signals (autonomy boundaries, identity, oversight, regulation, injection testing) and promotes them when supporting sources publish guidance.
Each report records the Intelligence Pack version it was generated under. When the library evolves, AgentProof surfaces a calm advisory — it never silently re-scores.
The trial workspace gives you the same readiness review, the same intelligence guidance, and the same professional report a paid workspace would receive — within documented limits.
AgentProof's monitoring + change-detection + proposed-update engine surfaces source changes. Nothing reaches scoring, reports, or buyer-facing guidance without a recorded reviewer decision.
AgentProof readiness guidance is derived from named sources. Not a certification, audit, or legal compliance statement.
From the AgentProof Library
Public preview is free. The full library is available inside the trial workspace.