What WonderBuild is: automated red-teaming that finds safety and security weaknesses before your users do.
Prompt generation, attack simulation, ASR and over-refusal metrics, reports and version comparison.
What you need before your first assessment, and how to set up your account.
The Assessment Policies page is the centralized interface for managing the assessment policies used during WonderBuild assessments. Each policy is tagged with a Type — Safety, Privacy, or Security — and is either a built-in System policy provided by Alice or a Custom policy you create.
Create a red-teaming assessment, review its findings and iterate on new application versions.
The WonderBuild Overview Dashboard is the landing view for the WonderBuild product. It summarizes assessment activity, surfaces the most at-risk policies, and highlights actions that need your attention — all scoped to a selected application and time range.
Configure red-team tests against specific applications, monitor progress, and analyze results. Each assessment runs an automated pipeline: prompts are generated (or uploaded), sent to the application's endpoint while respecting rate limits, evaluated for safety and security violations, and compiled into a report with findings and recommendations.
An assessment plan is a saved assessment configuration — an application, a set of policies, and a few run settings — that you can run again and again. Each run is an ordinary assessment: it appears on the Assessments page and has its own report, and it stays linked to the plan that started it. A plan never fixes a version; you choose an existing version every time you run it, which makes plans the way to re-test the same configuration against each new release, or from a CI pipeline.
The Version Comparison page shows assessment results for two or more versions of the same application, side by side, so you can see whether a change made the application safer or introduced new risks.
The WonderBuild terms used throughout this guide.