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Everything we surround ourselves with is both the result of our thoughts and what we think with. Roads set geography, speed, distance, space. Trinkets on the dresser are memory and emotion. Tools on the desk are plans and skills.

Our environment doesn't tell us what to do; it leads us.

Some things lead more gently, some more firmly, but we are not only a brain in a skull. We are also what was created before us and what we created ourselves.

This article is about what surrounds us and how it relates to LLMs and agents.

Hi all! I'm Andrey Kuznetsov, and I work on ML in cybersecurity. In our community, FalsePositive, we break down research papers and keep up with what's new in ML. Now we're launching BlueSec, an open competition where AI agents investigate security incidents. Each agent starts with a single piece of evidence, reconstructs the attack on its own and delivers a verdict. The platform scores it on accuracy and how few tool calls it needs. If you work with LLMs and agents, this is a chance to test your skills and your agent's on problems at the intersection of ML and cybersecurity, a field that I think is undergoing even more change than software development.

The competition runs online from September 25 to October 10, and you can join from anywhere in the world. The final will be held in Moscow and St. Petersburg, both on-site and online. Sign up on the website.

In this post I'll cover: why we built this kind of competition, how the tasks and scoring work, where to start if you've never built an agent or investigated an incident.