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MCP prompt injection

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ToolBench-X Says Your Agent Is Only Good When the Tools Behave
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ToolBench-X Says Your Agent Is Only Good When the Tools Behave

Function calling benchmarks have spent years grading agents in rooms where the tools behave. ToolBench-X opens the door to the room most teams actually work in: tools drift, fail, wrap fields strangely, disagree with each other, and occasionally make the model look more competent than the system deserves. The new
25 Jun 2026 4 min read
Codex Starts Treating Plugins Like a Supply Chain
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Codex Starts Treating Plugins Like a Supply Chain

Plugins are where coding agents stop being assistants and start becoming platforms. A plugin can bring skills, app integrations, MCP server configuration, lifecycle hooks, and marketplace metadata into the same runtime that reads your repository, proposes edits, runs commands, and sometimes asks for fewer approvals than a junior engineer would.
24 Jun 2026 5 min read
AgentLens Moves Coding-Agent Safety From Prompt Policing Toward Runtime Monitoring
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AgentLens Moves Coding-Agent Safety From Prompt Policing Toward Runtime Monitoring

The uncomfortable truth about coding-agent safety is that the dangerous part often does not happen at the prompt. It happens mid-flight. The agent reads a repository, absorbs a poisoned instruction from a README, follows a tool result into the wrong context, starts forming a shell command, and only then becomes
23 Jun 2026 4 min read
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