chore: refresh Agent Threat Rules galaxy 336 -> 713 rules (ATR 3.5.6)#1236
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What
Refreshes the Agent Threat Rules galaxy from 336 → 713 cluster values (ATR
2.0.12→3.5.6), regenerated with this repo's ownscripts/generate-atr-galaxy.py.clusters/agent-threat-rules.json: 336 → 713 valuesgalaxies/agent-threat-rules.json: version 1 → 2, description count updatedscripts/generate-atr-galaxy.py: hardcoded "336 rules" description → 713, version 1 → 2Why
The ATR cluster is pinned at an early ATR release (336 rules); ATR is now at
3.5.6with 713 published detection rules covering the same 9 attack classes (prompt injection, tool poisoning, context exfiltration, agent manipulation, etc.).How
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python3 scripts/generate-atr-galaxy.py --rules-dir <agent-threat-rules/rules @ 3.5.6>. Because the script derives cluster-value UUIDs deterministically (UUID5), every existing rule keeps its UUID — this is purely additive plus the metadata bump. The run also refreshed 1,311 MITRE ATLAS + ATT&CK relationships across 712 rules from the current mitre-* clusters.Validation
clusters/agent-threat-rules.jsonandgalaxies/agent-threat-rules.jsonvalidate againstschema_clusters.json/schema_galaxies.jsonjq --sort-keys(sovalidate_all.shproduces no diff)