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ANTHRION documentation

ANTHRION is an all-in-one security scanner for the agentic internet. It red-teams AI agents and scans the surfaces around them — web apps, APIs, Web3 dApps, code and endpoint trust — through a single engine that returns one normalized report format for every scan.

The differentiator is the AI / LLM attack scan: an adaptive red-team that attacks an agent the way a real adversary would, not a static checklist. Everything else — web, API, Web3, code, endpoints — is the surface around your agents, scanned by the same engine.

What you can scan

ANTHRION covers six attack surfaces:

  • AI agents & LLMs — prompt injection, jailbreaks, system-prompt leakage, excessive agency
  • Web apps — dynamic testing of a live site in a real browser
  • APIs — broken auth, injection and data exposure across endpoints
  • Web3 dApps — wallet-injection and frontend checks plus on-chain context
  • Code & repos — static taint analysis, leaked secrets, code similarity, GitHub trust
  • Endpoints — verify and monitor the trust of an x402 endpoint

See Scan types for what each one inspects and how to run it.

How a scan works

  1. Sign in with an email or a wallet — it is lightweight.
  2. Pick a scan and a target — a live endpoint, a public repo, or a pasted system prompt.
  3. Watch it run, live — findings stream in as the engine works (Real-time results).
  4. Read the report — every finding is severity-ranked with evidence and a recommendation (Core concepts).
The ANTHRION Overview dashboard showing findings by severity, scans by status, and recent activity, with the left navigation sidebar.
The dashboard Overview — your account at a glance. New here? Follow the step-by-step Your first scan walkthrough.

For the full click-by-click version with screenshots, see Your first scan.

Honesty

A scan is an indicator of risk, not a guarantee of security. A clean result means ANTHRION's checks did not surface a finding — not that the target is provably safe.

Three ways to use ANTHRION

Pricing, in short

You pay per scan in USDC — and during launch, scans are free. There is one free scan per wallet to start, no subscription, and no custody of your funds. Full pricing and on-chain payment details are documented under Pricing as they are finalized.