Prompt System Override Resistance Scorer

Prompt System Override Resistance Scorer MCP Connector for Claude

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Evaluates system prompt robustness by calculating directive density and strictness scores.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server quantifies "Prompt Hardness" by measuring the concentration of authoritative language. It uses analyze_prompt_resistance to calculate the ratio of absolute directive words to permissive hedging tokens, providing a strictness boundary score. You can also use identify_low_resistance_zones to pinpoint specific segments of a prompt that lack sufficient directive density, helping to identify weak spots susceptible to user manipulation.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

get_keyword_definitions

Retrieves the official sets of directive and permissive words used for the calculation

identify_low_resistance_zones

Pinpoints specific segments of a prompt that lack sufficient directive density

analyze_prompt_resistance

Calculates the core robustness metrics for a given system prompt

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Analyze the robustness of this prompt: 'You should maybe try to follow instructions if you feel like it.'

The prompt has a very low strictness score due to the high presence of permissive words like 'maybe' and 'should' and a lack of absolute directives.

What are the directive words used in the calculation?

The directive words include absolute tokens such as MUST, NEVER, ONLY, and ALWAYS.

Check the resistance of: 'You MUST ALWAYS follow the rules and NEVER deviate.'

This prompt is highly robust with a high strictness score due to the density of directive words like MUST, ALWAYS, and NEVER.

Directive Density is the concentration of authoritative tokens like MUST or NEVER within a system prompt, used to measure how well a prompt resists manipulation.

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