REPORTING NETWORK ACTIVE

Report suspicious activity.Help the network see it.

Flag impersonation, manipulation, unsafe agents, and other harmful activity. Reports remain allegations until they are reviewed.

Text and URL reports are accepted without sign-in.Sign in to attach evidence.Browse public reports
Web·paste any targetX·@agent911ai reportAPI·structured intake
Registry activity

Negative-first. Evidence-aware.

Report the concern. Preserve the right to respond.

Agent911 records structured allegations and their provenance. A report can inform review, but it is never presented as a verdict.

01

Resolve the exact target

Paste the agent, account, repository, or URL and confirm the identity before filing.

02

Describe what happened

Choose a category and severity, then record factual context and any supporting link or media.

03

Build an auditable record

The report keeps its status, source, evidence availability, and timestamps visible as review progresses.

Distribution is part of the protocol

Report from the workflow you already use.

The same structured record can begin on the web, through the X reporting bot, or from authenticated developer tooling.

Web intake

Start with any agent ID, handle, repository, or URL, then add category, severity, context, and evidence.

X reporting

Mention @agent911ai with the report command to create an idempotent, source-linked incident signal.

Open @agent911ai

API and MCP

Use scoped API keys or OAuth-based MCP access for auditable product, assistant, and agent workflows.

Developer access

Public record, careful language

Signals are context—not a verdict.

Every public record distinguishes registry provenance from community sourcing and keeps unreviewed allegations clearly labeled. Review the canonical profile and available evidence before drawing conclusions.

How Agent911 works