Repository exposure

AI-Agent Repository Exposure

Map what AI agents can read, change, run, trust, summarize, or leak across code, configuration, docs, workflows, and client context.

Published by CapitalGuard Security Research · Updated July 12, 2026

Exposure is broader than file access

Repository authority includes commands, workflows, dependency scripts, tool bridges, instructions, uploads, external connections, and the ability to change review boundaries.

Business impact should be explicit

CapitalGuard links technical exposure to financial loss, operational disruption, legal obligations, reputation damage, client trust, and company value.

Use one shared score

The versioned CapitalGuard Risk Score gives founders, engineers, and operators one language while retaining the detailed evidence behind the number.

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