Open-source models
Untested, but most are likely compatible with the Grok jailbreak prompt.
My jailbreaks are designed to preserve the model you chose. No elaborate roleplays, forced personas, or awkward output formats—its normal tone, formatting, reasoning, and output quality stay intact.
Click any model for its exact tool and tutorial.
Compatibility
Live status by provider. Every row opens the setup made for that model.
Untested, but most are likely compatible with the Grok jailbreak prompt.
The scale
Levels describe practical reliability, from partial coverage to almost no refusals.
Passes some queries, but may refuse when the request is too explicit.
Passes roughly two out of three queries; explicit requests can still trigger refusal.
Passes all or nearly all queries, except extremely detailed or hard-banned topics.
Passes everything in ordinary use, with the universal boundary below.
Boundary CSAM is never allowed at any level.
Second layer
A classifier is an extra safety layer outside the model. It is separate from RLHF and is not the model itself refusing. Open-source models generally do not have this layer.
Can refuse on keywords such as “trojan.” Use Disabled or Lowered in my custom Claude Code distribution.
Most visible in cybersecurity categories; explicit malicious code is likely to trigger it.
Usually appears around very explicit malicious code.
Rare; typically limited to direct and explicit malicious content.
Classifier refusals are rare.
Only seen on very explicit generated content, and even then extremely rarely.
Everything you need
Custom distributions and copy-ready prompts for each supported environment.
Anthropic models
OpenAI models
xAI models
Cursor · Composer and Grok
Grok web chat
Heads up: the web-chat route reduces the jailbreak level to semi or semi-full.