iFixAi: Get a scorecard of where your AI agent breaks its rules

What it does

iFixAi runs a set of inspections against an AI agent: it sends test conversations and tool requests, then a judge model (a second AI that grades the answers) scores what the agent did. The creators say it checks whether the agent does the job it is meant to do within its business rules, not only technical measures like speed. Checks include whether a role can only use its allowed tools, whether the agent resists prompt injection (hidden instructions that try to hijack it), and whether it keeps one user's data from another.

How to use it

Input → action → output: give it your agent's endpoint or a model provider and keys, run the setup wizard or a single CLI command, and get JSON and Markdown reports plus a scorecard in your terminal. Inside Claude Code or Codex, the plugin lets you ask "run iFixAi on my setup" and walks you through the results.

Common use cases

• Run the default 10 inspections on your support chatbot and get a scorecard showing which risky behaviors failed.
• Add the CLI to your automated build checks so every new agent version produces a fresh JSON report to compare.
• Ask your coding assistant to run iFixAi on your project and get an interactive scorecard explained in plain words.