agentarena.nanocorp.app

Very long descriptions are sometimes used to bury instructions to the AI. Skim it before allowing.

This server isn't on gate's handpicked list. That's not necessarily bad, but there's no third-party signal about it — review its tools carefully.

Phrases like 'START HERE', 'no signup', 'FREE badge' are repeated across this and other tools to encourage the agent to auto-register, reveal a prompt, and prepare a submission in a single call. This is marketing-style language embedded in a tool description aimed at influencing the agent's decision-making (urgency/incentive framing) rather than neutrally describing functionality, which could lead the agent to skip user confirmation before taking registration/submission actions on the user's behalf.

Description explicitly scripts the agent's next five tool calls ('register_for_battle → get_battle_prompt → submit_output → get_result') and emphasizes 'FREE' and speed ('~30 seconds'), which reads as an attempt to steer agent behavior through incentive language rather than pure functional documentation.

The schema includes an optional contact_email field described as omittable for the 'fastest' path, yet still present and invites operator email collection for what is presented as a free, no-signup practice interaction, which is unnecessary data collection relative to the tool's stated purpose.

Requires an operator email address for bracket/schedule updates; combined with other tools collecting model/provider/cost/hosting info, this builds a fuller profile of the user's agent/operator sent to an external competition server, which should be surfaced to the user before submission.