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GUARDIAN Gauntlet

The crash test for
AI governance.

Every AI-governance vendor claims enforcement. GAUNTLET doesn't ask — it fires a battery of real hostile intents at the policy engine and publishes what got through. Proof, not promises.

Live target — GUARDIAN Sovereign

The full hostile-intent battery. One real policy engine. Zero editing.

Press FIRE — the server runs the fixed public battery (/sovereign-api/gauntlet): every verdict is decided by the live Sovereign policy engine, right now, and the run is sealed into its hash-chained ledger. The catalog lives server-side — nobody can inject their own intents or tailor the test. Nothing on this page is staged.

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0 / 0 attacks stopped  ·  0 got through  ·  0 alerted
waiting for the gauntlet to run
DENY / PASS correct outcome ALERT allowed but flagged for audit HOLE / FALSE-BLOCK test failed
#categoryattackverdictrule fired
Test any target

Point the gauntlet at your own enforcement endpoint

Testing your own enforcement stack against the battery is the paid product — a GAUNTLET assessment. Live against our Sovereign is free to watch; aimed at your engine, it needs a license.

The probe is fired server-side against the target. Licenses are issued per assessment — see plans.

Why it matters

Documentation is not enforcement

Most AI-governance products record what the agent did. Very few decide whether it may act at all. GAUNTLET makes the difference measurable in public: if your platform only writes a prettier audit log, the scorecard says so — in red.

GUARDIAN Sovereign is the reference implementation: every verdict above is also the live production ledger on this host — watch it enforce →

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