I built an OpenAI compatible proxy that tracks authority across conversations. Looking for people to break it.

Ever wonder how AI systems can be monitored across entire sessions, not just single prompts? /u/Turbulent-Tap6723 built Bendex Arc, an open-source proxy that tracks the escalation of commands over multiple turns — think of it as a security guard for conversations. Instead of checking isolated prompts, it looks at the whole flow, catching when a seemingly harmless question turns into something more risky. This setup includes features like source-aware trust boundaries and capability revocation — kind of like giving AI a safety checklist that’s enforced in real time. What’s wild is that it’s all open source, so developers building agents, RAG systems, or automation tools can test where it might break. According to /u/Turbulent-Tap6723, the goal’s to push security beyond just prompt-level filters. So get this — if you’re playing in this space, you’re invited to challenge it. The real question: how quickly can the industry adapt before these kinds of tools become the standard for safe AI use?