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Introducing Superagent — Defend Your AI Agents in Runtime

Today, we are proud to announce Superagent — the runtime defense platform that keeps your AI agents safe from prompt injections, malicious tool calls, and data leaks.

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By Alan Zabihi

Today, we are proud to announce Superagent — the runtime defense platform that keeps your AI agents safe from prompt injections, malicious tool calls, and data leaks.

AI agents are quickly becoming the foundation of modern software. Large language models now orchestrate products, copilots, and enterprise workflows. They're not just another tool — they're the reasoning layer of the systems we depend on.

That shift introduces a new problem: agent intelligence can be attacked. Tool calls can be hijacked, sensitive data can leak through outputs, and malicious payloads can ship before anyone notices. Without runtime protection, your AI agents become the new attack surface.

How Superagent defends AI agents

Superagent is built to defend this agent runtime. It sits between your applications, tools, and models, analyzing every request and response in real time.

Key capabilities include:

🛡️ Reasoning-driven threat detection that flags prompt injections, jailbreaks, and malicious tool calls before they compromise your agent.

🔍 Input and output filtering to lock down secrets, PII, and internal context across every integration point.

Tool and code execution safeguards that stop unsafe automations or backdoors from ever running in production.

📊 Unified observability with live traces, audit trails, and policy controls so security and engineering teams stay aligned.

This isn't a static filter. Superagent layers our SuperagentLM safety model into every decision to understand intent, context, and subtle manipulation attempts — the kind of attacks conventional tools simply miss.

Why it matters

If this reasoning layer is compromised, everything built on top of your AI agents is at risk — not just data, but decisions, workflows, and trust. Enterprises need to know their agent ecosystems can scale safely without introducing new vulnerabilities.

Superagent gives them that confidence.

Looking ahead

AI agents are becoming the runtime for modern software. Securing them requires defenses built for how they actually work. Superagent is that defense layer — protecting every request and response so organizations can move forward with confidence.

Alan Zabihi

Co-founder & CEO of Superagent.sh

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