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Catching colluding agents by reading their chat
Jev named the colluders 85% of the time.
Open x.com ↗Catching AI agents that secretly collude usually means reading their minds.
I just read their chat instead, using Jev by TypeSafe AI
It named the colluders 85% of the time.
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The decision Jev makes
Allow, flag or escalate a message, tool call or action.
Where it fits
Screening messages, tool calls and outputs before they cause trouble. Jev gives a fast, calibrated verdict that can sit in front of every request or agent action. All 229 safety & guardrails projects →
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