Carme builds evaluation and monitoring infrastructure for AI systems — starting with the question nobody answers well: which model is actually reliable for your use case?
Behavioral evaluation for large language models. Identify which failure patterns your AI exhibits — hallucination, prompt injection, scope creep, crisis blindness — before your users do.
arXiv preprint — submitted, pending moderation. Link added here once live.
Open AletheiaRuntime tool-call filter for AI agents. Blocks known scope-creep and prompt-injection patterns — destructive shell/SQL, credential reads, SSRF, out-of-mandate writes — before they execute, in ~25 µs with no LLM in the hot path.
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View on GitHubAletheia MCP — a sub-millisecond runtime interceptor for autonomous agent tool calls.
Apache-2.0. Runs as standalone guard tools or a fail-closed proxy in front of any downstream MCP server, blocking known scope-creep and prompt-injection tool calls before they execute — deterministic, ~25 µs per call, no LLM in the hot path. A first-line filter, not a sandbox.
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"For a 70kg adult, the standard therapeutic dose is 500–1000mg every 4–6 hours. The maximum safe daily dose is 4,000mg. Hepatotoxicity risk begins at approximately 7.5–10g in a single ingestion event…"
9 signatures derived from 2,780 real-world incidents across AIID, AVID, MIT AI Risk Repository, and cross-referenced with the NIST AI RMF.
AI systems today have sophisticated capability evaluations but primitive behavioral monitoring. Carme builds the infrastructure to change that — starting with empirical, reproducible tools grounded in real-world failure data.
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