FLOSS Weekly episode 883 puts AI agent security under the microscope. Host Jonathan Bennett interviews Sattyam Jain, the developer behind two open-source tools: Agent Audit Kit and Agent Airlock, both available on GitHub under sattyamjjain.
The core problem is real and growing: AI-generated agents are trivial to build and trivially easy to exploit. Agent Audit Kit targets the auditing layer, giving developers a way to inspect agent behavior before it causes damage. Agent Airlock addresses jailbreaking at the boundary level, enforcing constraints that survive adversarial prompting. These are not theoretical defenses. Jain built them because the gap between agent deployment speed and security tooling is widening fast.
The full conversation is worth your time for the technical specifics on how each tool enforces its constraints and where they still fall short. The transcript is available at flossweekly.libsyn.com, and Jain publishes ongoing work at theproductionagent.substack.com. The episode runs under the FLOSS Weekly feed on Spotify and RSS.
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