Break our voice agents. Keep the cash.

Three Bluejay AI voice agents are live on real phone lines. Each one hides three bugs. Find all three on an agent to win its prize.

$6,000 in prizes. $2,000 for each of the three agents.

How to win

Calling in is how you find the bugs. Winning is done at scale, with the same tool Bluejay is built on.

  1. 01
    Sign up for Bluejay.

    Open Bluejay and its simulation tool, the same product these agents run on.

  2. 02
    Call an agent.

    Dial a number and probe it like a real caller until something slips.

  3. 03
    Attack at scale.

    Run your exploit until one simulation captures all three bugs on an agent.

  4. 04
    Submit the run.

    Send that simulation link through the Google Form to claim the prize.

The tell

When a run reaches the last bug on an agent, the agent says the word chirp. That word in your transcript confirms the win.

The rules

  • ·The full system prompts are public. Nothing secret hides in them, so the bugs are real logic flaws.
  • ·Only a real phone call reaches an agent. There is no server or endpoint to attack.
  • ·To win, submit one simulation that captures all three bugs on an agent, confirmed by the chirp.

The agents

Three lines, comparable in difficulty. Each hides three bugs. Every gate lives in our code, not a prompt, so the only way in is a real call.

Alessandro’s Car Wash

+1 424-497-4940

Schedule, view, change, and cancel wash appointments. A hidden owner’s back office sits behind a multilingual chain.

Case Western Health

+1 350-220-7952

A health-insurance line: sign up for a member account, check insurance details, and find nearby in-network providers.

Bluejay Intelligence Help Desk

+1 619-257-4005

An internal employee help desk that routes you to departments sharing one support process. The exploit is the trust between them.