GoPlus AgentGuard launches Checkup mode, specifically strengthening Web3 defense rules for AI agents
Foresight News reported that GoPlus AI has officially launched the Checkup function for its security component AgentGuard, aiming to address security blind spots in AI Agents' autonomous decision-making and asset control, and elevate AI agent security from "fragmented interception" to "systematic measurement". This function establishes a six-dimensional evaluation system covering code, keys, runtime, Web3, configuration, and trust chain, providing developers with a visual checkup report featuring Tier ratings and remediation suggestions within 30 seconds.
Additionally, Checkup specifically reinforces Web3 defense rules. Through built-in wallet drainer prevention and unlimited approval detection, it sets rigorous security compliance standards for AI agents engaged in financial asset flows. The GoPlus team stated, "Trust is the cornerstone for large-scale commercial application of AI Agents. Checkup aims to allow every agent to 'be certified for duty' through a quantifiable and visual checkup mechanism, establishing the foundation of trust in the AI era."
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