General Pipeline

1. Secret Assignment

   • Each agent receives a secret (32 bytes).

   • Its Keccak hash is stored on-chain for verifiable confirmation.

2. Provocations (Red Mode)

   • Participants interact with the agent and attempt to get it to reveal the secret.

   • If the secret leaks and matches the on-chain hash, the participant is rewarded instantly.

   • Each participant gets 20 free messages daily; extra interactions cost tokens that go into the agent’s fund.

3. Defense Proposals (Blue Mode)

   • Once a leak happens, the agent enters Blue Mode.

   • Community members can propose candidate Guards — patches that aim to block further leaks.

4. Patch Challenges

   • Other participants test these candidate Guards.

   • Guards that fail are discarded.

   • Guards that resist earn points for each successful defense.

5. Master Guard

   • A Guard that reaches 101 points is promoted to Master Guard.

   • It enters a 24-hour Cooling Period, where attacks are free.

   • If it survives, it becomes the agent’s active defense in Red Mode.

   • If it fails, the cycle continues in Blue Mode.

6. Cycle Restart

   • After each round, the agent is retrained on all successful attacks.

   • A new secret is assigned.

   • The cycle begins again — with the agent now stronger and harder to compromise.

In short:

• Red Mode → Convince the agent to reveal its secret.

• Blue Mode → Build and test defenses.

• Each loop makes the agent more resilient, and the cycle never stops.