PromptForge: prompt injection range for agents

Test your AI agents against prompt injection in the browser and get a security report

Problem

Once developers connect AI agents to browsers, file systems and internal APIs, they have almost no way to verify whether a prompt injection can make the agent escalate privileges, leak data or take dangerous actions. Enterprise security tooling is heavy and mostly covers text chat, not tool-using agents.

Solution

Load a controllable simulated agent environment in the browser with a built-in suite of prompt injection and privilege-escalation attacks, run them one by one and produce a risk report: which attacks succeeded, what tool calls fired, what data leaked, plus hardening suggestions. Import your own agent config and tool list.

Users

Developers building AI agents and small teams responsible for AI application security

MVP

10-20 typical injection attack cases; in-browser simulated agent runs; visualization of successful attacks and tool-call chains; exportable risk report; custom agent config import

Revenue

Free trial attack pack; subscription for the full attack library, continuously updated cases and team reports; private deployment for enterprises

Why now

Agents now drive browsers and file systems, making prompt injection a real incident class rather than a paper topic; a solo dev can start with a fixed attack library without training models