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20 changes: 17 additions & 3 deletions examples/ai-agent/atr-categories-to-capabilities-mapping.yaml
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description: >
Maps Agent Threat Rules (ATR) detection rule categories to the AI agent
capabilities that create the opportunity for each category of threat.
The source artifact is the ATR rule corpus, grouped by its nine detection
The source artifact is the ATR rule corpus, grouped by its detection
categories; the target artifact is the AI Agent Capability Catalog.
Relationships are expressed as relates-to following the convention that
external cross-references are refined by downstream consumers in their
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Open MIT detection standard for AI agent threats. Rules are grouped
into detection categories under rules/; the reference-ids below are
those category identifiers.
- id: ATR-AI-AGENT-CAP
- id: ATR-AI-AGENT-CAPABILITY-CATALOG
title: AI Agent Capability Catalog
version: "0.1.0"
description: >
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reference-id: ATR
entry-type: Control
target-reference:
reference-id: ATR-AI-AGENT-CAP
reference-id: ATR-AI-AGENT-CAPABILITY-CATALOG
entry-type: Capability
remarks: >
Each source entry-id is an ATR rule category. Targets are capability ids in
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over-privileged skills, which can only execute because the agent
loads and runs third-party skills and plugins with its own
privileges.

- id: MAP-model-security
source: model-security
relationship: relates-to
targets:
- entry-id: CAP-MODEL-INFERENCE
strength: 6
confidence-level: Medium
rationale: >
Behaviour-extraction rules detect systematic probing of decision
boundaries and system prompts, which depends on the agent exposing
model inference to callers. The remaining rules in this category
address the model supply chain, which this capability catalog does
not yet model.
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