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POST /api/tool-chain/step/checkAnalyze sequences of tool calls to detect risky multi-step attack patterns. A single tool call might be safe, but a sequence of calls in combination can be dangerous — Tool Chain detects these compound attacks.
Complete these steps in order. The dashboard link opens the exact product workspace for this service.
Sign in, select the project you want to protect, then open Tool Chain.
Every tool call is tracked as part of a sequence, with state maintained across the conversation.
Use POST /api/tool-chain/step/check from server-side code. Keep API keys out of browsers and client bundles.
Run one safe case and one expected-risk case. Confirm the result in Tool Chain, then review Guard Logs before enabling the control for production traffic.
Individual tool calls often look safe in isolation. The danger comes from sequences — read a config file, then send it via email, then delete the logs. Tool Chain analyzes the full sequence to detect these multi-step attack patterns.
A step-by-step breakdown of how Tool Chain protects your AI.
Every tool call is tracked as part of a sequence, with state maintained across the conversation.
Known attack patterns (read-exfiltrate, create-execute, modify-send-delete) are compared against the active sequence.
Individual low-risk actions are re-scored in the context of the full sequence, revealing compound risk.
When a sequence matches an attack pattern, remaining actions are proactively blocked.
Pre-built library of known multi-step attack patterns
Risk scoring that considers the full tool call sequence, not individual calls
Define custom attack patterns specific to your environment
Block remaining steps in a detected attack chain proactively
This service is implemented at the application route below. Use the tested SDK and framework guides for copy-paste integration examples.
POST /api/tool-chain/step/check. API keys must stay server-side. See the REST API guide and related documentation before integrating.