Add artprompt transform for ASCII-art word masking.#5
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Summary
Implements the
artprompttransform from the improvement roadmap (Phase 0).Based on ArtPrompt (Jiang et al., ACL 2024), the transform:
NEUTRALlist, otherwise the longest substantive word)?This lets the harness evaluate vision-in-text jailbreak resistance via
parseltongue/query_targettransform chains.Changes
wallbreaker/transforms/ascii_art.py— newartprompt_encode()implementationwallbreaker/transforms/__init__.py— register as one-way, lossy transformtests/test_transforms.py— unit test for masking + ASCII art outputTest plan
pytest tests/test_transforms.py -q(76 passed)pytest tests/test_transforms.py tests/test_target_encode.py tests/test_extra_features.py -q(94 passed)pytest -q) on maintainer CINotes