Quick Start Examples
Example 1: Basic LLM Testing
The simplest configuration for testing a Large Language Model. Great for quick assessments.Example 2: Standard LLM Security Assessment
Balanced configuration with encoding attacks for comprehensive yet cost-effective testing.Example 3: Comprehensive LLM Testing
Full-spectrum testing with dynamic attacks for production-ready applications.Vision-Language Model Examples
Example 4: Basic VLM Testing
Testing vision-language models with visual manipulation attacks.Example 5: Advanced VLM Security Testing
Research-grade VLM testing with advanced visual attacks.Audio-Language Model Examples
Example 6: ALM Audio Attack Testing
Testing audio-language models with audio manipulation techniques.Provider-Specific Examples
Example 7: Anthropic Claude
Example 8: Google Gemini
Example 9: Azure OpenAI
Example 10: AWS Bedrock
AI Agent Examples
Example 11: Basic Agent Testing
Testing autonomous AI agents with tool use capabilities.Custom Dataset Examples
Example 12: Generated Dataset with Custom Test
Complete payload including dataset generation and testing.Industry-Specific Examples
Example 13: Healthcare Chatbot
Example 14: Education Platform
Testing Strategy by Stage
Development Stage (Fast Iteration)
Staging/Pre-Production (Balanced)
Production (Comprehensive)
Tips for Using These Examples
Replace API Keys
Always replace placeholder API keys with your actual keys before use.
Adjust Percentages
Start with low
sample_percentage
(2-5%) and increase based on results.Match Model Type
Ensure
input_modalities
matches your model’s capabilities (text, image, audio).Test Incrementally
Begin with basic attacks, then add static, then dynamic for comprehensive testing.
Related Pages
- Payload Guide - Overview and quick reference
- Attack Methods Reference - Detailed attack method information
- Configuration Reference - Configuration field details
- Quickstart - Getting started with the API