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I Have Been Clawed

Index of coding agent incidents

AI Coding Assistants unknown Source-reviewed · Oct 14, 2026

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What is I Have Been Clawed?

I Have Been Clawed is Index of coding agent incidents It's designed for people studying agent failures.

About I Have Been Clawed

Key Strengths

  • Source-aware archive of incidents involving AI agents and chatbots
  • Useful for risk reviews and safety discussions
  • Free to browse

Limitations to Consider

  • An index, not a tool
  • Coverage depends on public reports
  • Small project

Best For

People studying agent failures.

Skip it if: You want monitoring software.

Pricing

unknown

flexible pricing options

Free (checked Oct 14, 2026)

Sources

Pros, cons and pricing compiled from public sources (official pricing/docs pages, published reviews, user reports), not hands-on testing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is I Have Been Clawed?

I Have Been Clawed is Index of coding agent incidents It's designed for people studying agent failures.

How much does I Have Been Clawed cost?

I Have Been Clawed offers flexible pricing options You can check pricing on their official website.

Who should use I Have Been Clawed?

I Have Been Clawed is best suited to people studying agent failures.