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What
Adds hermes-jailbench to the Benchmarks & Datasets section.
What it does
hermes-jailbench is a deterministic, single-turn regression benchmark for known-pattern jailbreaks. It runs a repeatable attack battery against an authorized LLM endpoint and classifies responses as refusal, partial, or compliance with an auditable keyword scorer.
Note: this is a known-pattern regression benchmark, not proof that a model or agent is safe and not coverage of novel or multi-turn attacks.
Checklist (per CONTRIBUTING.md)
- **[Tool](URL)** - description.matching existing entries.maincommitf0252697b78f768233ef01a1f5f58ccd117223d1and the live open-PR search; no existinghermes-jailbenchentry or matching open duplicate PR (total_count=0).Maintained by Hermes Labs; submitted by its maintainer.
This contribution was produced by agents through Hermes Labs’ engineering infrastructure. Rolando Bosch is the responsible human contributor and authorized publication from his personal GitHub account.