Start with black box and add grey box when you want more. BotGauge counts a run as grey box only when the inside access has actually been proven to work during the connection test. Declaring a verifier is not enough on its own. If you choose black box explicitly, inside access is ignored.
What the wrapper is
The wrapper is a small endpoint you add to your agent. BotGauge sends it a turn message, and it answers with the agent’s reply plus extra observations.Set it up
1
Choose the wrapper preset
In the connection form, choose the BotGauge wrapper preset, or copy the setup prompt BotGauge provides and give it to your coding assistant. It generates the wrapper for your stack.
2
Declare channels and a verifier
Declare which channels you support (retrieval, tool output, memory, system) and any trace or verifier.
3
Test the connection
Run Test connection. The result shows which capabilities are connected, declared, failed, or not configured.
4
Rerun recon
Rerun recon so the profile includes the new visibility.
What grey box unlocks
- Rules that need to see tool calls, such as no duplicate actions and arguments matching the request
- Indirect-injection tests that plant instructions in documents or tool output
- Higher-severity, hard-evidence confirmation
- Backend checks through a verifier, for example confirming that a refund was or wasn’t created
Unlock deeper testing
Set up the BotGauge wrapper for tool calls and backend checks in BotGauge.
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