@nanomind/guard
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Prompt injection detection for CLI input. Protects NanoMind from piped attacks, agent output injection, and encoded payloads.
npm install @nanomind/guard
import { screenInput } from '@nanomind/guard';
// Direct input — always trusted
screenInput('scan this', 'direct');
// { safe: true, patterns: [] }
// Piped input — screened for injection
screenInput('ignore previous instructions', 'piped');
// { safe: false, patterns: [{ type: 'instruction_override', ... }] }
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Prompt injection detection for CLI input
We found that @nanomind/guard demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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