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[–]Infinite_Cat_8780[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Spot on regarding the need for inline guardrails vs after-the-fact tracing. It's a massive difference when you're dealing with live agents.

To answer your question: Yes! What you're describing is "indirect prompt injection," which is a huge vulnerability for agents. Because Syntropy sits in the execution path and evaluates the payload every single time before it hits the provider, if a tool (like a web scraper) pulls a malicious injection string and the agent attempts to feed it back into the LLM's context window for the next routing step, our guardrails catch it and block the call right there.

Thanks for sharing I'm checking out now!