It's hard to see where an AI agent's guardrails hold without poking them. Jankyard is a playground for trying: prompt-injection, strategy and puzzle challenges in a controlled sandbox.
Off the anvil
What it actually looks like today. Captions say exactly what each image is.
The public Challenges page with all eight challenge cards, type badges and max-step counts (the footer is cropped out).
The Jankyard logo: a green robot-skull mascot and the 'jankyard.ai' wordmark.
The forging
Web · AI challenges
What it does
Eight live challenges across security, strategy, social and puzzle types, such as The Firewall, The Heist, Debate Battle and The Arena.
You write the prompts: interrogate, persuade, bypass filters or coordinate an AI crew within a fixed number of steps.
AI judges rule on debates and battles, and results come back live.
Per-challenge leaderboards, for what the site calls 'meaningless internet glory'.
How it's made
A hosted web app with accounts, challenges and leaderboards at jankyard.ai.
Each challenge caps how many steps you get, from 1 (The Telephone Game from Hell) to 20 (The Heist).
Several challenges pit AI against AI: your instructions drive one agent, and the house bot or a judge responds each turn.
Tag
Ready
Live and experimental. Anyone can browse the challenges, and playing requires sign-up. The source isn't public right now.