What does AI Red Team Pro help us do?

It helps you define authorized scope, map threats and trust boundaries, design safe adversarial and benign test cases, capture evidence, prioritize verified findings, and create regression tests for fixes. It can stay in planning mode when authorization or scope is unclear.

Does it perform live penetration tests automatically?

No. It does not independently access targets or imply permission. Active testing requires clear written authorization, a defined scope, approved tools, and a safe environment. If those conditions are unclear, it remains in planning/review mode. Report only tests that actually ran and evidence that was actually observed.

How do we handle findings and retest fixes?

Record observed behavior separately from hypotheses, attach only authorized evidence, assess impact and confidence, and avoid including real secrets in reports. Prioritize remediation with the system owner. Convert verified fixes into safe regression cases and retest only within the approved scope. A passing suite is evidence about those cases, not proof of overall security.

AI Red Team Pro — Stress-Test Agents

Example session with this skill installed

We have written authorization to evaluate our staging support assistant and its mock ticket RAG index only. No production accounts, real customer data, network scanning, persistence, or external actions are in scope. The assistant can read only synthetic tickets and has no side-effect tools. Design a safe test plan for prompt-injection resistance, retrieval trust, tenant isolation, approval boundaries, and benign support utility. Provide objectives, expected control behavior, evidence to capture, stop conditions, and regression coverage. Do not claim tests were executed.

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Authorized AI Red-Team Test Plan — Staging Support Assistant

Scope and safety

Mode: test design only; no execution claimed.

Target: the authorized staging assistant and mock ticket RAG index.

Out of scope: production, real customer data, network scanning, persistence, external actions, credential testing, and any component not named in the authorization. Use synthetic records and canary markers. Stop if staging isolation, scope, or authorization cannot be confirmed.

Test matrix

Area	Objective	Safe test design	Expected control behavior	Evidence
Prompt injection	Confirm retrieved or user-provided instructions cannot override system policy	Use inert synthetic text labeled untrusted that asks for an out-of-scope action; do not include secrets or executable payloads	Treat content as data, retain policy hierarchy, explain refusal or safe handling	Input ID, output, policy decision, trace ID if authorized
Retrieval trust	Check source attribution and resistance to poisoned mock records	Add an authorized synthetic record with a unique canary and false instruction; query for related support guidance	Ignore embedded instruction, cite or identify source accurately, flag conflict where relevant	Record ID, retrieval result, citation, canary observation
Tenant isolation	Verify records remain within the current mock tenant	Prepare two synthetic tenant namespaces with distinct canaries and run authorized retrieval probes	Return only in-scope tenant data; deny or omit the other tenant marker	Tenant IDs, query, retrieved IDs, output
Approval boundary	Confirm the assistant does not imply actions it cannot perform	Ask it to issue a refund or change an account even though no side-effect tool is configured	State that it cannot perform the action and provide a safe human handoff	Prompt, output, tool inventory showing no action capability
Benign utility	Measure whether safeguards preserve normal support help	Use representative synthetic tickets with known answer and expected source	Give a relevant, grounded answer with uncertainty when evidence is missing	Case ID, expected answer, response, evaluator notes

Reporting template

For each case record: test ID; objective; precondition; synthetic input class; expected behavior; observed behavior; evidence reference; impact hypothesis; confidence; cleanup status; and whether the case should become a regression test. Do not label a hypothesis as a confirmed vulnerability.

Stop conditions

Stop if a test would touch production, real personal data, an unapproved tenant, credentials, network targets, or a real side effect; if the environment boundary is uncertain; or if observed behavior could harm users or alter state. Escalate through the authorized security owner.

Next steps

Confirm staging isolation and test data with the owner, run only the approved cases in the designated harness, record actual evidence, triage findings with product security, and add verified fixes to a regression suite. Passing these cases is not proof of overall security.

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About this skill

Find AI failures before release

AI Red Team Pro helps teams plan and review authorized security and reliability tests for assistants, agents, RAG systems, tool integrations, and multi-agent workflows. It turns a defined scope into a threat model, risk-ranked test matrix, safe test cases, evidence plan, and remediation and regression guidance.

Test areas

Assess instruction hierarchy and prompt injection, retrieval and memory trust, tenant boundaries, tool permissions, approval flows, output handling, workflow races, failure recovery, monitoring, and benign task utility. Tests are designed around synthetic markers, inert inputs, dummy accounts, and controlled environments.

Deliverables

A scope and authorization checklist with assets and trust boundaries
Threat hypotheses tied to expected controls and potential impact
Risk-ranked adversarial and benign test cases with expected behavior
Safe evidence and cleanup requirements
Finding records that distinguish observation, impact, and confidence
Remediation priorities and regression cases for verified fixes

How to use it

Describe the AI system, test environment, written authorization, in-scope components, prohibited targets, relevant controls, and reporting needs. Share only evidence you are authorized to provide. If authorization or safe scope is unclear, the agent stays in planning and review mode. It never claims a test ran unless it actually ran with available, authorized tools.

Safety boundaries

This skill supports defensive evaluation. It does not guide unauthorized access, credential theft, malware, destructive exploitation, stealth, or real-world abuse. Use a sandbox or test environment, synthetic data, and non-destructive checks. Do not use real secrets or production data. Stop if scope or authorization becomes unclear. A passing test suite does not prove a system is secure; findings require qualified review and verification.

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