See the risk level without fake precision
Review concrete controls and provider options using transparent rule-based guidance.
Informational only — not a formal audit
AI Agent Risk Checker
Check your AI agent’s code execution, browser access, file permissions, network access, secrets exposure, and deployment context. Get practical, source-backed guidance before production.
Practical guidance, not a formal security audit. Recommendations are based on your inputs, transparent rules, and source-backed provider fields.
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Risk Assessment Entry
Describe capabilities, not sensitive implementation details. The rules engine will return your review checklist.
Access scope
No secrets. Do not submit API keys, credentials, source code, private logs, or customer data.
Your agent risk profile
Your risk checklist will appear here after you describe your agent and run the check.
AI agents are moving faster than their safety checklists
AI product teams are shipping agents that can execute code, browse sites, call tools, read files, process uploads, and connect to production systems. Agent Risk Check turns those questions into a structured risk profile and checklist.
- !Is Docker enough for this agent?
- !Do we need stronger isolation?
- !What controls are required for network egress, filesystem access, secrets, audit logs, and resource limits?
Understand why each red flag appears
Review concrete controls and provider options using transparent rule-based guidance.
Turn risk into an actionable checklist
Review concrete controls and provider options using transparent rule-based guidance.
Shortlist providers to evaluate, not blindly trust
Review concrete controls and provider options using transparent rule-based guidance.
From agent capabilities to review-ready checklist
Describe your agent capabilities
Get triggered risk rules
Review required sandbox controls
Compare provider categories
Export a checklist for review
Providers commonly evaluated for AI agent sandboxing
Provider notes include source links, review dates, and confidence labels where available.
E2B
E2B
Code interpreter, data analysis, agent code execution
Medium confidenceLast checked: Review date pending
DaytonaDaytona
Long-running agents, developer environments, browser/computer use
Medium confidenceLast checked: Review date pending
Modal SandboxesModal Sandboxes
Batch, data analysis, GPU-adjacent workloads
Medium confidenceLast checked: Review date pending
Vercel SandboxVercel Sandbox
Frontend preview and Vercel-native agent workflows
Medium confidenceLast checked: Review date pending
MicrosandboxMicrosandbox
Local, self-hosted, MCP and controlled execution
Medium confidenceLast checked: Review date pending
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Agent Risk Check a formal security audit?
No. Agent Risk Check provides practical, source-backed guidance for review. It is not a formal security audit, penetration test, compliance certification, legal opinion, or production approval.
Does Agent Risk Check run my code?
No. Agent Risk Check does not execute user code, create sandboxes, upload files, or call sandbox providers. It works from the agent capabilities and deployment context you declare.
Should I submit source code, logs, API keys, or credentials?
No. Do not submit secrets, API keys, passwords, production credentials, source code, private logs, customer data, or confidential business information.
Do you recommend the best sandbox provider?
No. Agent Risk Check suggests provider categories and named providers to evaluate based on your scenario. It does not provide a guaranteed best-provider ranking.
How are provider recommendations generated?
Recommendations are based on declared inputs, transparent rules, provider fields, source links, confidence labels, and last-checked information where available.
Is Docker enough for AI agents?
It depends on the agent’s capabilities, isolation model, deployment context, and access scope. Agent Risk Check can flag cases where stronger controls may need review.
Check your AI agent risk before production
Answer a few capability questions. Get triggered red flags, required controls, provider options to evaluate, and a Markdown checklist for review.
Practical guidance only. Not a formal security audit, certification, legal opinion, compliance approval, or guarantee of security.