I built a local-first tool to test financial AI agents against duplicate payments, tool poisoning, and spending rule bypasses. Looking for feedback.
I've been working on a project called FaultFence , and recently opened up the testing kit for public beta. The idea is simple: if you're building a Python AI agent that handles financial operations (checking balances, triggering payouts, refunds, or checkout flows), how do you test whether it can b…
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- 2026-10-29 11:53 · r/AI_Agents
I built a local-first tool to test financial AI agents against duplicate payments, tool poisoning, and spending rule bypasses. Looking for feedback.
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