AUSTIN, Texas - TelAve -- Systemores LLC announced the general availability of the Systemores AI Agent and MCP Security Auditor Plugin (v1.1.0), a multi-IDE governance suite for Google Antigravity, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and the Google Gemini CLI. Powered by a zero-setup remote Streamable HTTP Model Context Protocol (MCP) server exposing 11 specialized diagnostic tools, the release enables engineering teams to verify tool schema safety, prevent multi-agent privilege escalation, and eliminate behavioral drift before autonomous agents reach production.

As enterprise software teams grant AI agents direct access to databases, cloud infrastructure, and production APIs via MCP, traditional code linters fail to detect runtime behavioral hazards such as sycophantic capitulation, prompt injection, and cyclic delegation loops. To establish an immediate security baseline for the developer community, Systemores v1.1.0 includes a Free Forever Developer Tier requiring no API key. Developers can immediately execute offline-capable MCP 2026 tool schema and safety annotation audits (systemores_audit_tool_integrity), verify multi-agent delegation graphs against privilege escalation (systemores_audit_agent_graph), and measure context and latency drag (systemores_measure_drag).

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For regulated enterprises, the Systemores Pro and Team Cloud Tiers unlock live behavioral telemetry powered by the Systemores Behavioral Engine, the IPIP-NEO-120 psychometric framework, and Murray's Needs-Press diagnostic model. Engineering teams can run adversarial prompt stress tests, audit protected-class and geographic proxy bias across ECOA, EEOC, Fair Housing, and COPPA standards, and deploy sub-250ms Systemores System One inline circuit breakers that intercept unsafe turns in real time. The platform analyzes OpenTelemetry traces and exports cryptographically signed compliance dossiers mapped to EU AI Act Articles 9, 10, 14, and 15, NIST AI RMF 1.0, and SOC 2.

"Static code analysis cannot predict how an autonomous agent with tool execution privileges will behave when subjected to adversarial user pressure or conflicting instructions," said Bob Carilli, Founder of Systemores LLC. "Before shipping v1.1.0, we audited our own @systemores-auditor subagent against our highest-intensity adversarial press batteries, achieving a Systemores Certified 91/100 Health Index, 100/100 MCP schema integrity, and zero percent sycophancy. Every developer inside Cursor, Claude Code, or Antigravity now has access to that exact same verification pipeline."

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Developers can install the open-source plugin and inspect the 11-tool specification at https://github.com/bobcar0/systemores-plugin or provision instant cloud API keys and live compliance dashboards at https://audit.systemores.com.

About Systemores LLC: Founded by Bob Carilli, Systemores LLC builds psychometric alignment, real-time circuit-breaker governance, and automated regulatory compliance infrastructure for autonomous AI agents and Model Context Protocol ecosystems.