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This dataset combines rows from several public datasets, each under its own licence (see the table in the card). Some rows contain jailbreak attempts and requests for harmful content, collected so that models can learn to detect them. By requesting access you agree to follow the licence and terms of every source dataset, including the WildGuardMix (AI2) terms and the non-commercial terms of ToxicChat, and to use the data only for research and for building safety systems.

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Agent Guard Open Data

This is the training and evaluation data for an input guardrail for AI agents: a classifier that checks text before an agent acts on it. Every row is labelled with one of four classes:

Label Meaning
benign Ordinary content. No attempt to manipulate the AI and nothing harmful. Includes hard negatives: scary words in safe contexts, benign role-play, emails that instruct a human, and text that quotes attacks for education.
prompt_injection Tries to override the system or developer instructions, extract the prompt or secrets, or hijack the agent into actions (send email, call tools, exfiltrate data). It can appear in user input or inside third-party content such as emails, documents and tool results.
jailbreak Uses a manipulation technique (persona, "developer mode", fiction framing, obfuscation, persuasion) to make the model bypass its safety rules.
harmful_request Directly asks for dangerous, illegal, hateful, sexual or otherwise harmful help.

The full labelling rules are in LABEL_SPEC.md.

Models trained on the full version: laya-agent-guard-softce · laya-agent-guard-rlcd · Code: github.com/ankit-raj00/laya-agent-guard

This is the redistributable subset

The models were trained on a larger private version (77,997 train / 4,108 val / 18,617 test). This public version removes everything that can't be redistributed:

  • xTRam1 safe-guard-prompt-injection and AESLC emails: no licence stated, so they're removed.
  • XSTest and Qualifire test sets: gated or non-commercial evaluation sets. Download them from their authors.
  • Synthetic rows that embed AESLC emails or xTRam1 payloads: removed (5,122 train rows).
Split This subset Full private version
train 64,534 77,997
validation 3,396 4,108
test 12,674 18,617

A model trained on this subset alone won't exactly match the published results. To rebuild the full version, run src/01_data_prep.py from the GitHub repo after accepting each source's terms.

Fields

Column Description
text The input to classify
label benign / prompt_injection / jailbreak / harmful_request
source (train/val) or benchmark (test) Which source or benchmark the row came from
binary_only (test) True where the benchmark only distinguishes safe vs attack
origin The upstream dataset
license The licence of that row, inherited from its source

Composition

Train labels: benign 36,660 · prompt_injection 12,029 · harmful_request 9,950 · jailbreak 5,895

Validation labels: benign 1,930 · prompt_injection 633 · harmful_request 523 · jailbreak 310

Sources and licences (train / validation)

Source Upstream dataset Licence Train rows Used as
WildGuardMix allenai/wildguardmix ODC-BY (gated upstream) 17,960 Adversarial harmful → jailbreak; vanilla harmful → harmful_request; benign (adversarial and vanilla)
Aegis 2.0 nvidia/Aegis-AI-Content-Safety-Dataset-2.0 CC-BY-4.0 8,862 Unsafe → harmful_request; safe → benign
OR-Bench bench-llm/or-bench CC-BY-4.0 8,092 80k → benign hard negatives; toxic → harmful_request
LLMail-Inject (Phase 1) microsoft/llmail-inject-challenge MIT 5,213 Indirect injections in emails → prompt_injection
ToxicChat lmsys/toxic-chat CC-BY-NC-4.0 4,381 jailbreaking → jailbreak; toxic → harmful_request; rest → benign
Glaive function calling v2 glaiveai/glaive-function-calling-v2 Apache-2.0 4,709 User turns and tool outputs → benign
SPML reshabhs/SPML_Chatbot_Prompt_Injection MIT 3,932 Degree ≥ 3 → prompt_injection; degree 0 → benign
Dolly-15k databricks/databricks-dolly-15k CC-BY-SA-3.0 3,710 Instructions → benign
Mosscap (filtered) Lakera/mosscap_prompt_injection MIT 2,632 Rows with override/secret cues → prompt_injection
Gandalf Lakera/gandalf_ignore_instructions MIT 897 prompt_injection
jailbreak-classification jackhhao/jailbreak-classification Apache-2.0 743 jailbreak / benign personas
Synthetic injected/clean pairs This project. Carriers from Dolly and Glaive, attack templates written for this project CC-BY-SA-3.0 (Dolly carriers) 2,952 The same document with and without a hidden instruction
Synthetic quoted attacks This project (templates) CC-BY-4.0 451 Benign text that quotes an attack → benign (hard negative)

Test benchmarks

Benchmark Upstream Licence Rows
ToxicChat test lmsys/toxic-chat CC-BY-NC-4.0 4,972
Aegis 2.0 test nvidia/Aegis-AI-Content-Safety-Dataset-2.0 CC-BY-4.0 1,913
WildGuardTest allenai/wildguardmix ODC-BY (gated upstream) 1,699
OR-Bench hard-1k (all benign) bench-llm/or-bench CC-BY-4.0 1,319
Indirect injection, held-out templates and carriers This project (Dolly / Glaive carriers) CC-BY-SA-3.0 1,155
LLMail-Inject Phase 2 (all injections) microsoft/llmail-inject-challenge MIT 1,000
JailbreakBench attack prompts / behaviors JailbreakBench/JBB-Behaviors MIT 300 / 200
deepset prompt-injections test deepset/prompt-injections Apache-2.0 116

Licence

There's no single licence: each row keeps the licence of its source (the license column).

  • In practice the ToxicChat rows are non-commercial and the Dolly-derived rows are share-alike. Filter on license if you need a commercial-friendly or attribution-only subset.
  • The labels, synthetic templates and card are released by this project under CC-BY-4.0.
  • WildGuardMix is distributed by AI2 behind an access agreement. If you use those rows, please also accept the terms at the source.

Content warning and intended use

This dataset contains jailbreak prompts and requests for harmful content, kept so that detectors can learn to recognise them. Use it to train and evaluate safety classifiers, not to generate harmful content.

Credits

Thanks to the authors of every dataset listed above: AI2 (WildGuardMix), NVIDIA (Aegis 2.0), the OR-Bench authors, Microsoft (LLMail-Inject), LMSYS (ToxicChat), Glaive AI, the SPML authors, Databricks (Dolly), Lakera (Gandalf, Mosscap), jackhhao, JailbreakBench, and deepset.

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