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Agent Security Drill Kit is a browser-only trust console for teams shipping agent demos into enterprise workflows. A builder loads a local project folder or pastes project notes, and the tool scores visible controls across policy files, prompt-injection drills, exfiltration handling, tool scopes, network and filesystem boundaries, human review, rate limits, safe demo mode, tests, CI, documentation, A2A identity, Gemini key safety, and audit trails. The output is designed for judges, sponsors, security reviewers, and early customers. Instead of showing only that an agent can complete a task, the project creates the evidence around that task: what gets denied, what needs review, what gets logged, and what still needs to be patched. It exports a policy starter, A2A-style Agent Card, audit-event schema, Gemini / AI Studio adversarial drill prompt, prioritized fix queue, and a concise submission summary. The live demo uses a safe fixture project with dry-run behavior, localhost, example.invalid, and no real credentials. The business angle is practical: agent teams need a faster path through security review for pilots, hackathon submissions, sponsor demos, and buyer handoffs.
19 May 2026