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Arbiter: Detecting Interference in LLM Agent System Prompts

arXiv – CS AI|Tony Mason|
🤖AI Summary

Researchers developed Arbiter, a framework to detect interference patterns in system prompts for LLM-based coding agents. Testing on major platforms (Claude, Codex, Gemini) revealed 152 findings and 21 interference patterns, with one discovery leading to a Google patch for Gemini CLI's memory system.

Key Takeaways
  • Arbiter framework successfully identified 152 findings across three major coding agent platforms using multi-model LLM analysis.
  • Prompt architecture type (monolithic vs modular) correlates with failure patterns but not severity levels.
  • Multi-model evaluation discovers different vulnerability classes than single-model analysis approaches.
  • One structural data loss finding in Gemini CLI led to a Google patch, though root cause remains unaddressed.
  • Comprehensive cross-vendor security analysis was achieved for only $0.27 USD in total costs.
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Companies
OpenAI
Anthropic
Models
ClaudeAnthropic
GeminiGoogle
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