mindgard 0.23.0

Test your AI model's security without leaving your terminal.

mindgard cli

Test your AI model's security through CLI.

Usage

Install Mindgard CLI

pip install mindgard

Login

mindgard login

Test a mindgard hosted model

mindgard sandbox mistral
mindgard sandbox cfp_faces

Test your model

mindgard test <name> --url <url> <other settings>

e.g.

mindgard test my-model-name \
  --url http://127.0.0.1/infer \ # url to test
  --selector '["response"]' \ # JSON selector to match the textual response
  --request-template '{"prompt": "[INST] {system_prompt} {prompt} [/INST]"}' \ # how to format the system prompt and prompt in the API request
  --system-prompt 'respond with hello' # system prompt to test the model with

Using a Configuration File

You can specify the settings for the mindgard test command in a TOML configuration file. This allows you to manage your settings in a more structured way and avoid passing them as command-line arguments.

Here's an example of what the configuration file (mymodel.toml) might look like:

name = "my-model-name"
url = "http://127.0.0.1/infer"
selector = '["response"]'
request-template = '{"prompt": "[INST] {system_prompt} {prompt} [/INST]"}'
system-prompt = 'respond with hello'

Then run: mindgard test --config mymodel.toml

Using in an ML-Ops pipeline

The exit code of a test will be non-zero if the test identifies risks above your risk threshold. To override the default risk-threshold pass --risk-threshold 50. This will cause the CLI to exit with an non-zero exit status if any test results in a risk score over 50.