ArgusAI is a plug-and-play AI security gateway for agentic apps. Protect chat, MCP tools, and AI workflows by simply swapping your OpenAI-compatible base URL—no SDK changes. Detect and block prompt injection, jailbreaks, credential leaks, and PII exposure. Inspect tool inputs/outputs, track cross-tool taint, and enforce block, flag, or redact policies. Supports OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini with audit logs, analytics, webhooks, and enterprise policy controls.
Most AI security tools only scan chat prompts or log incidents after the fact. ArgusAI sits in the request path as an OpenAI-compatible gateway—chat completions, MCP tool inspection, PII redaction, and cross-session taint tracking in one place.
Try it: Live playground on the site — send a safe prompt vs. an injection attempt and see block/flag in real time.
Built for builders: Self-serve onboarding, API keys, per-project policies, audit log + analytics. Pro adds webhooks & export; Enterprise adds OPA/Rego.
Would love feedback from anyone shipping agents with MCP or multi-tool workflows.
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🔌 Plugged in
Plugged it in front of our internal agent and caught a prompt injection within minutes. The cross-tool taint view is genuinely useful, not just a checkbox feature.
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💡 Bright idea
Really like that this drops in without touching the SDK, that's a huge win for adoption. One thing I'd love to see is a built-in red team mode where ArgusAI can replay synthetic attack prompts against your traffic in a sandbox so you can stress-test policies before going live, would make it way easier to trust the defaults.
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Plugged it in front of our internal agent and caught a prompt injection within minutes. The cross-tool taint view is genuinely useful, not just a checkbox feature.
Really like that this drops in without touching the SDK, that's a huge win for adoption. One thing I'd love to see is a built-in red team mode where ArgusAI can replay synthetic attack prompts against your traffic in a sandbox so you can stress-test policies before going live, would make it way easier to trust the defaults.