Somebody on your team is about to pip install an agent framework they found this morning. It has 40k stars. Nobody has read its code, and stars have never once caught a CVE. Name it below — the swarm already ran it.
Every row is a real container that was built, booted, probed and torn down — memory sampled, egress watched, SBOM scanned. Nothing here is self-reported by a vendor.
| Tool | Score | Category | Reliability | Memory | Latency | CVEs | OWASP | Last audit |
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Tools that pass individually can still combine into a risky flow once deployed together. That's a different question than "is this tool safe" — and it needs a different check.
SOC 2, ISO 27001 and NIST AI RMF control mappings, OWASP LLM findings, and memory/latency telemetry — exported as one Ed25519-signed PDF your auditor can verify offline.
Generate a packet →The same ruling you just ran is one API call. Block the merge before the dependency lands, not after the incident review.
Get API access → Run a swarm node →