In active development
Injectionator
A developing platform for exercising meaningful AI application paths and connecting model behaviour to the identities, tools, services, controls, and effects behind it.
Read about InjectionatorPublic research programme · member access by invitation
Surfaces is Viewyonder’s home for practical AI application-security research: the umbrella around Injectionator today, and a place for future work on the systems around a model.
Field notes on AI applications, their controls, and the evidence behind them.
What converged infrastructure taught me about AI surfaces: choose the composition, constrain the configuration, and prove which controls actually run.
Testing an AI feature means following the path from a prompt through its tools, data and consequences—not just testing the chat box.
A bounded synthetic example of why model output, application enforcement, and downstream effect must be tested separately.
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Surfaces keeps product development and open-ended research close enough to test each other, without pretending either is finished.
In active development
A developing platform for exercising meaningful AI application paths and connecting model behaviour to the identities, tools, services, controls, and effects behind it.
Read about InjectionatorResearch horizon
Focused investigations, small tools, and field notes about how AI applications fail, how controls really behave, and what reliable evidence looks like in practice.
Bring a research questionPaid engagement
Bring one application domain and one chatbot, agent, MCP integration, or AI workflow. The Surface Assessment follows the real path through identity, data, tools, services, controls, and downstream effects.
Start with uncertainty or bring an active issue. Stop when the evidence is enough to decide, or continue into an agreed path to detect, protect, and prove.
Explore the Surface AssessmentMember access is by invitation while the member experience and research programme take shape.
Members can expect bounded previews, working notes, and clear accounts of what has and has not been proven. Public explanations will remain available here as the programme develops.
Existing member access