Supporting infrastructure

What the platform stands on.

SGAIL's evaluation platform is supported by security, evidence, adversarial-testing and reasoning infrastructure developed during earlier stages of the project. These are the parts underneath — not separate products competing for attention, and not a smaller body of work for having moved down a level.

An evaluation is only as good as its record.

Evidence
A tamper-evident, hash-chained log is what lets a result be checked rather than asserted — and what an attestation is issued against.
Adversarial pressure
Detectors built to catch injection, obfuscation and escalation are also a map of the attacks a catalog entry has to include.
Reasoning harnesses
Split-brain classifiers are both a tool we build and a subject we evaluate: catalog entries are run against them the same way they are run against models.

SGAIL Firewall

A deployable control point for AI-to-AI systems. Its public core is the Harborlight Firewall — a tamper-evident, Merkle-chained witness and enforcement layer — extended by the adversarial-input detection family below, which inspects and grades traffic before it reaches a model. It runs offline, holds risky exchanges pending review, and preserves a defensible chain of custody.

Public · Go

Harborlight Firewall

Tamper-evident machine-state logging for AI-agent environments — a two-binary witness + enforcer design with Merkle-chained records, gossip mesh, and a transparency mirror. The public core of the SGAIL Firewall.

Supports: the tamper-evident log behind run attestations.

  • Merkle log
  • Enforcement
  • Witness
Private · available on request

Harborlight Node

Edge-first, offline advisory node: an LLM operates advisory-only behind a policy gate and witness ledger, with one-way cloud sync. Working prototype for high-assurance edge deployments.

  • Edge
  • Policy gate
  • Offline

Adversarial-input detection

A coherent family of detection primitives for LLM security pipelines. Published crates remain available from their registries; source repositories are private and available on request.

Published · crates.io

split-brain-harness

Dual-hemisphere security layer wrapping any LLM: prompt injection, insider-threat, authority impersonation, and multi-turn escalation detection. Drop-in OpenAI-compatible proxy, offline, single binary. Benchmarked on three adversarial datasets.

Supports: run as a subject against catalog entries, as well as used as a tool.

  • Rust
  • LLM proxy
  • Benchmarked
Published · crates.io

deobfuscate

Multi-pass text deobfuscation / encoding-evasion detector for LLM security pipelines. Strips homoglyph, base64, Morse, and leet evasions and returns an audit report. ~2k prompts/sec.

  • Rust
  • Pre-filter
  • Audit report
Private · available on request

deobfuscate-vision

Image-borne prompt-injection detection: extracts every machine-readable text channel — white-on-white, sub-pixel fonts, alpha overlays, EXIF, QR — and scores it with the deobfuscate engine. The multimodal companion crate.

  • Multimodal
  • Image injection
  • Rust
Published · crates.io

unicode-interference

Detects hidden non-Latin and homoglyph characters via forward/reverse script-identification interference. Zero-dependency, no_std library and CLI.

  • Homoglyph
  • no_std
  • Zero-dep
Private · unreleased

glyph-validator

Python CJK glyph geometric-coherence validator: a deterministic NumPy/OpenCV gateway (no LLM) that catches malformed or spoofed CJK glyphs before they enter a pipeline.

  • Python
  • CJK
  • Data integrity

Evidence & provenance

The same principle as the witness log, applied where a record has to stand up outside the lab.

Private · available on request

SLATE

Tamper-evident chain-of-custody evidence management: a local node with Ed25519-signed, court-defensible exports. Built for public-safety evidence integrity.

  • Chain of custody
  • Ed25519
  • Local-first

Applied systems

Domain-specific work built on the same principles. Sensitive systems are described at capability level only.

Private · under NDA

HIFAS

Hawaii Integrated Fraud Analytics System: a deterministic, court-defensible verdict engine where AI surfaces candidates and the rules engine decides. Sensitive government domain — described at capability level only.

  • Rust
  • Fraud analytics
  • Deterministic

Pilots and collaborations.

Firewall pilots and research collaborations start with a short intake.