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Risk guide

Prompt Injection for Coding Agents

How hidden instructions in docs, tickets, prompts, logs, and code comments can become business risk when agents have repository access.

Why coding agents are different

A coding agent may treat project files and issue text as task context. Hidden instructions can influence what the agent edits, runs, uploads, or summarizes.

Where exposure usually appears

Risk often appears in release docs, workflow files, prompt folders, logs, internal runbooks, seed scripts, and markdown instructions that were never written for autonomous tooling.

How CapitalGuard helps

CapitalGuard identifies prompt-injection exposure paths and turns findings into practical policy rules and developer-facing prevention steps.

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