Safety & factuality

AgentDojo

by ETH Zurich (SPY Lab) & Invariant Labs

What is AgentDojo? AgentDojo is a safety & factuality eval made by ETH Zurich (SPY Lab) & Invariant Labs. An extensible environment for testing whether tool-using agents can be hijacked by prompt injections hidden in the data their tools return. The paper's release has 97 realistic tasks, such as handling email, e-banking and travel bookings, and 629 security test cases, with pluggable attacks and defences.

Page last updated 2026-10-16 · Evals Review

Editor note

An extensible environment for testing whether tool-using agents can be hijacked by prompt injections hidden in the data their tools return. The paper's release has 97 realistic tasks, such as handling email, e-banking and travel bookings, and 629 security test cases, with pluggable attacks and defences.

What it tests
Agent task success and robustness to prompt injection attacks.
Original source
github.com/ethz-spylab/agentdojo
Last updated
Repo last commit 2026-06-02
License
MIT

Facts come only from the linked source (checked 15–16 Oct 2026). Credit belongs to the creators.

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