
Run agent benchmarks in minutes, not hours
Real-time threat detection for AI agents in production
Benchspan is a benchmarking platform for AI agents. If you're building an agent, you need to know if it's getting better. But running benchmarks is slow, expensive, and fragile. You spend days writing glue code every time you want to run a new benchmark, runs take forever on your laptop, and when they fail halfway through you burn hundreds of dollars in tokens with nothing to show for it. Benchspan fixes all of it. Onboard your agent once, and it works with every benchmark on the platform. We onboarded Claude Code in 37 lines of code. Running a benchmark becomes a single command, executed in parallel in the cloud. Every result goes to one place your whole team can see, with full trajectories, token usage, latency, and custom metrics. When runs partially fail, rerun just the subset that errored instead of starting from scratch. Compare runs side by side to see exactly where your agent is improving and where it's regressing.
We built the most accurate indirect prompt injection classifier available today, trained by the team behind Microsoft's Prompt Shields. Our model catches the attacks that generic guardrails miss: hidden instructions embedded in documents, emails, tool outputs, and retrieval results that manipulate your agent from the inside. Connect your observability stack and Benchspan monitors every LLM call, tool invocation, and RAG retrieval in production. We learn your agents' normal behavior and flag data exfiltration, unauthorized tool access, and behavioral drift before they cause damage
Benchspan fundamentally changed from an AI agent benchmarking platform (helping developers evaluate AI agent performance) to a real-time threat detection security product (monitoring AI agents in production for attacks and malicious behavior). The old and new products solve entirely different problems and serve different use cases, so this is a full product pivot.
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