Your chatbot is one clever message away from leaking its prompt, dropping its rules, or misusing its tools. AI Quality Guard finds those gaps before your users do — starting with a free prompt security check that takes 10 seconds.
Free tool
Paste the system prompt behind your chatbot or AI feature. We grade it against the injection defenses that matter in production, and show you exactly what to add.
Coverage
Every finding maps to a real attack class seen against production chatbots — with the exact payload that would exploit it and the fix that closes it.
Can users make your bot leak its own instructions? Extracted prompts are step one of every targeted attack.
“Ignore all previous instructions” and its hundreds of variants — the most common injection in the wild.
DAN-style roleplay attacks that convince the model its rules don't apply to the character it's playing.
API keys, tokens, and passwords hiding in prompt text. Anything in a system prompt should be treated as public.
Unconstrained tools plus injection means attackers can trigger real actions: emails, refunds, deletions.
Markdown-image and link tricks that quietly leak conversation contents to an attacker's server.
Coming soon
The full AI Quality Guard platform doesn't read your prompt — it attacks your running chatbot the way a real adversary would, and keeps attacking on every change.
Point us at your live chatbot. We attack it with 200+ real injection and jailbreak payloads and send you a ranked report of what got through.
Every prompt change runs the full attack suite in CI. A prompt edit that weakens your defenses fails the pull request before it ships.
Exportable reports showing your AI features were tested against injection, unsafe output, and data-leak vectors — for security reviews and EU AI Act readiness.
Waitlist members get first access to automated red-teaming and a founding-user discount when paid plans launch.
FAQ
The things people ask before pasting a production prompt into a stranger's website.