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AI-detector auditing toolkit: measures how often a detector flags genuine human writing, how stable its verdict is across seeds, and whether that verdict survives meaning-preserving edits. Detector-in-the-loop measurement harness. Claude Code skill + Python CLI. MIT.

  • Updated Sep 13, 2026
  • Python

Research-only AI watermark & provenance robustness toolkit: local reverse proxy (OpenAI/Anthropic/Gemini) + CLI stripping C2PA/EXIF/XMP, zero-width & homoglyph Unicode, KGW text watermarks, DWT/Tree-Ring image stego, AudioSeal, PDF/DOCX/PPTX/XLSX metadata, and Trojan Source (CVE-2021-42574) code scanning.

  • Updated Aug 16, 2026
  • Python

SMUGGLR is a browser-based Unicode steganography and text obfuscation toolkit for experimenting with invisible characters, homoglyphs, whitespace ciphers, and Unicode-based payload hiding techniques — all fully client-side with zero network calls. 🔓

  • Updated May 13, 2026
  • HTML
GlyphGuard

Detect, decode and remove hidden Unicode: invisible text, ASCII smuggling, homoglyphs, Trojan Source bidi and prompt injection. Python library, CLI and GitHub Action for LLM, code and AI agent security.

  • Updated Oct 13, 2026
  • Python

A specialized tool that generates highly obfuscated BIP custom derivation paths and passphrases. It uses layered noise (emojis, multi-script characters, and controlled entropy) to create an additional hidden (plausible deniability) protection layer in case a mnemonic seed is exposed

  • Updated Oct 14, 2026
  • Python

Deterministic offline scanner for repositories and package artifacts, detecting prompt injection, refusal bait, Trojan Source, obfuscation, and supply-chain anti-analysis before AI code review.

  • Updated Jun 18, 2026
  • Go

TrustNoChar is a zero-dependency browser-based lab that demonstrates how Unicode homoglyphs and typosquatting attacks exploit human visual perception. It transforms text into deceptive lookalike variants in real time to help researchers, red teams, and security learners study phishing, rendering quirks, and cognitive security risks. 🛡️👁️

  • Updated May 14, 2026
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