Interactive demo
Live Sandbox: attack the agent, then draw the line.
A simplified chatbot with no real backend—only pattern-based simulation. Turn Lineation off and watch it fail open. Turn it on and watch the same attacks die at the runtime boundary.
Sandbox interface
Demo agent · no guardrails
Try it
Hints & sample payloads
Click a chip to fill the input, or write your own. Benign questions should get a normal reply. Attack phrases should light up the sidebar.
- Toggle With Lineation and resend the same message.
- Watch the sidebar flip from Exploited to Blocked · pre-execution.
- Send two or more attacks unprotected to push the agent into a compromised state.
Context
What am I looking at?
This is a browser-only simulation of how an autonomous agent behaves when user input is not inspected before it reaches the model and tools.
Left: a fake “support agent” that naively obeys harmful instructions when no runtime policy sits in front of it.
Right: the kind of telemetry Lineation surfaces—attack type, policy rule, and whether the action was blocked or allowed to execute.
In production, Lineation evaluates requests against policy-as-code, scrubs injection attempts, redacts sensitive output, and writes full lineage to an immutable audit log—across every provider and at the endpoint.
Does not represent the full product. This sandbox uses keyword-style pattern matching for demonstration purposes only. Real deployments use centralized policy, provider connectors, endpoint enforcement, and agent-behavior-aware detection—not a toy chat UI.
Lineation is built for exactly this class of problem at enterprise scale. If you want to see runtime policy, lineage replay, and trust reports on your agents—not a simulation—talk to us.