Title: Would you use a security layer to protect your AI agents? Need honest feedback 👀

Hey everyone! I'm building something called IntentGuard and wanted to get your thoughts. The problem: AI agents can read emails, PDFs, websites, etc. But what happens when those contain hidden instructions that trick the agent into leaking data or doing something it shouldn't? Our idea: IntentGuard…

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2026-10-17 03:59 · r/AI_Agents
Title: Would you use a security layer to protect your AI agents? Need honest feedback 👀

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