Cross-Framework Analysis
Inkog uses a unified analysis engine that works across all supported frameworks, providing consistent security results regardless of which tools you use.
The Challenge
AI agent codebases span multiple languages and frameworks:
- Python agents built with LangChain, CrewAI, or AutoGen
- TypeScript frontends with LlamaIndex
- No-code workflows in n8n or Flowise
- Custom agents mixing multiple languages
Traditional security tools require separate analyzers for each, missing cross-boundary vulnerabilities.
How Inkog Solves This
Inkog analyzes all supported frameworks using the same detection rules:
Your Code → Inkog Analysis → Security ReportThis means:
- Consistent detection - The same vulnerability patterns are caught whether you use LangChain or n8n
- Framework-agnostic rules - Security rules apply across all frameworks
- Cross-language analysis - Vulnerabilities that span Python and JavaScript are detected
What Gets Analyzed
Inkog examines:
- User input handling - How external data enters your agent
- LLM interactions - Prompts, completions, and tool calls
- Data flow - How information moves through your application
- Dangerous operations - Code execution, file access, database queries
Supported Input Types
| Type | Examples |
|---|---|
| Python code | .py files with LangChain, CrewAI, etc. |
| JavaScript/TypeScript | .js, .ts files |
| Workflow definitions | n8n, Flowise JSON exports |
| Configuration files | YAML/JSON configs |
Example
Whether your code looks like this:
# Python with LangChain
def chat(user_input):
return llm.invoke(f"Answer: {user_input}")Or this:
{
"nodes": [{
"type": "openai",
"parameters": {
"prompt": "={{ $json.body.message }}"
}
}]
}Inkog detects the same prompt injection vulnerability in both.
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