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Invariant Labs
Invariant Labs is an ETH Zurich spin-off and AI security research lab focused on making AI agents robust, reliable and secure. It builds tools for observing agent behavior, enforcing contextual security policies and scanning Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers for vulnerabilities.
Adam Swanda
Adam Swanda is an individual security researcher and solo developer publishing research and open-source tools focused on AI safety and security, threat intelligence, detection engineering, malware analysis, and LLM security. His deadbits.org site presents research papers and projects, including tools for detecting and analyzing risks in generative-AI systems.
DataFog
DataFog builds open-source tools that keep sensitive data out of AI workflows. Its products detect PII and credentials locally, then redact, mask, remove, pseudonymize, tokenize, or otherwise enforce privacy policy before data reaches an agent, model, log, API, or another system.
evalplus
EvalPlus is an open-source research project and evaluation framework for LLM-generated code. It builds rigorous, high-quality evaluators and benchmarks for code correctness, code efficiency, and long-context code understanding.
Pezzo
Pezzo is an open-source, developer-first LLMOps platform and toolkit that helps developers and teams build, manage, observe, troubleshoot, and deliver AI features. It centralizes prompt design and versioning, instant deployment, AI request observability, collaboration, and cost transparency.
claw-eval
Claw-Eval is an open-source benchmark and evaluation harness for trustworthy evaluation of autonomous LLM agents. It evaluates realistic personal-assistant workflows with tool use, sandbox files, multimodal inputs and simulated user interactions, using trajectory-aware grading of completion, safety and robustness.
SemiAnalysis
SemiAnalysis is an independent research and analysis firm covering the semiconductor and AI supply chain end to end, from capital equipment, fabs, foundries, memory and chip design through networking, datacenters, software, and AI training/inference. It bridges business decisions and technical industry realities through primary research, institutional models, open benchmarks, a newsletter, and consulting/advisory work.
Protect AI
Protect AI was founded to make AI secure, safe, and trustworthy by helping organizations see, know, and manage security risks across AI/ML systems. Its platform provided end-to-end AI Security Posture Management (AI-SPM), including model scanning, threat research, governance, and runtime/application protection; after its July 2025 acquisition, the technology is integrated into Palo Alto Networks Prisma AIRS.
Meridian Labs
Meridian Labs is a nonprofit building open-source tools and a shared platform for understanding, evaluating, testing, and researching frontier AI models and agents. Its goal is to advance AI safety, alignment, and security work by making rigorous evaluation infrastructure available to governments, nonprofits, academia, and model developers.
Alexander Myasoedov
Alexander Myasoedov is an individual software engineer, machine-learning enthusiast, open-source developer, founder, and technical writer—not an organization. His public work focuses on production software, LLM applications and security, AI evaluation, and developer tooling.