
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) and agentic systems face a critical vulnerability: untrusted content behaving like executable control. Current defenses are largely stateless, lacking enforcement against distributed or "cocktail" attacks. We present Omega Walls, a stateful risk runtime that treats prompt injection as a measurable pressure on a structured threat space. By accumulating risk over time as "scar-mass," Omega Walls detects slow-burn attacks that evade static filters. The system provides deterministic termination, fine-grained attribution, and enforceable tool gating independent of model compliance. Validated with 0 false positives on security documentation and 100% detection on tool abuse scenarios, this release includes the open-source core runtime, evaluation harness, and baseline projector. Designed for auditability and reproducibility, Omega Walls offers a new standard for securing AI agents at the trust boundary.
Open Source, Tool Governance, RAG Security, Trust Boundary, LLM Guardrails, Stateful Risk, AI Safety, AI Agents, Prompt Injection
Open Source, Tool Governance, RAG Security, Trust Boundary, LLM Guardrails, Stateful Risk, AI Safety, AI Agents, Prompt Injection
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