A clearer view.
With every iteration.

Clear obligations. Visible scan costs.

Published dedicated privacy and preview terms under Jonathan Hill as the individual operator. The privacy policy corrects earlier deletion-window, backup and provider descriptions. The terms explicitly explain missed attacks, false alarms, service failures and the limits of protection.

Documentation now reflects the live domains and allowances. A fixed-baseline offline performance gate measures rule growth before release; no customer payload telemetry was added. Detection rules and API response contracts remain v0.4.4.

Warnings for previously missed steering.

New deterministic rules cover answer manipulation, task substitution, payment-target replacement, query-based secret leaks and separated-letter overrides. All ten misses in the original synthetic baseline now flag; its benign risks are unchanged.

The original results remain public. Post-change results are explicitly development regressions, not a claim of real-world accuracy. The demo now shows a different documented blind spot.

A live first impression.

Edit and scan text directly on the homepage without a key. Anonymous previews report risk; the optional keyed path exposes matched findings. Editing the input clears the previous verdict.

• Narrow browser access in API v0.4.2 preserves each visitor’s existing IP allowance.
• A downloadable 40-case synthetic detection baseline includes misses and benign flags, plus results reproduced against the deploy.
• A two-week pilot guide helps teams evaluate one agent workflow.

A new front door for Trismag.

A dedicated product site with an inspection playground and a practical guide to adding triage to an agent workflow.

• Reference examples for text, conversations, and MCP tool metadata.
• A live scanning path using your own Trismag API key.
• Visible distinctions between reference findings, live results, and uninspected content.
• A trust center covering limitations, request handling, and the boundary between detection and authorization.

Connected to API v0.4.1.

At the initial website release, the live health endpoint reported version 0.4.1. The website keeps API calls on the existing Fly.io origin, preserving a separate deployment path for the service.

The current public contract offers anonymous previews and free keys. Paid access is not yet available. Limits and availability remain defined by the deployed API.