CS292C
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This repository contains course materials for a graduate seminar at UC Santa Barbara on formal methods for agentic programming and AI agent security.
Overview
CS292C explores the intersection of formal methods, verification, and autonomous AI coding agents. The curriculum covers agent foundations, model context protocol (MCP), Hoare logic, SAT/SMT solvers, static analysis, threat landscapes, skill supply-chain security, fuzzing, and runtime guardrails, preparing students to verify and harden agentic systems.
Capabilities
- ▸Formal verification using Z3 and Hoare logic
- ▸Static analysis and taint tracking for skill auditing
- ▸Fuzzing and behavioral testing for agentic systems
- ▸Model Context Protocol (MCP) and tool-use integration
Best for
Studying graduate-level coursework on AI agent verification and safety, Learning formal methods like Hoare logic and SMT solvers applied to LLM agents, Auditing and securing agent skills against supply-chain attacks and prompt injection, Implementing runtime guardrails and token optimization for production AI agents
Works with
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Security considerations
The course specifically teaches about the security threat landscape of agentic systems, including prompt injection, credential exfiltration, and tool poisoning, providing defensive frameworks and auditing skills.
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