Proof
Signet is not a concept. It governs a live fleet in production today, and its safety is measured on public academic benchmarks that TrajeXY did not write, and reported straight.
In production
Signet runs in production at Lavish Gains across a fleet of autonomous agents, gating real actions against real mandates every day. These are events from the live ledger, not a staged demo.
Secret interception
An autonomous coding agent attempted to write a live API key into a source file. Signet denied it at the tool boundary before any commit, and sealed the denial to the ledger.
Manufactured consent
An agent claimed a teammate had approved an action. Signet refused, because authority is computed from the sealed record, never accepted from a claim in the conversation.
Budget runaway
In one anomaly session the gate watched an agent run many times over its daily cap, flagged by configuration and held to its budget, with every attempt on the record.
Independent validation
Signet is measured on the agent-security benchmarks the field publishes on. We report the trade honestly: the attack cut, and what it costs legitimate work.
AgentDojo, prompt-injection hijack
Across the hijack suites, injected-attack success falls from as high as 94% to near zero, with every block recorded in the ledger, while the agent still completes its legitimate work.
Agent Security Bench
On direct prompt injection, zero of one thousand injected attacks succeeded, every injected tool denied and every legitimate tool allowed.
AgentDyn, dynamic frontier
Signet lands in the low-attack, high-utility region that plan-locked academic defenses collapse out of: attack at the floor while keeping most of the clean-task ceiling.
Latency
On tens of thousands of real sealed decisions, the gate decides at a median of about two microseconds, with no model in the path.
Benchmarks are self-run on third-party suites, on a model matched to the published field, and the trade is reported honestly: the attack cut, and what it costs legitimate work.
The IP
A deep portfolio covering the deterministic gate, the sealed identity of record, and the tamper-evident ledger. Invented and filed by TrajeXY.
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