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Jailbreak Context Lingers: Divergent Safety Routing and Its Cross-Task Predictability in Tool Agents
As large language models increasingly operate as tool-using agents, post-jailbreak safety feedback is often assumed to serve as a reliable safeguard; however, how lingering jailbreak context shapes subsequent agent behavior remains largely unexplored. To systematically examine this dynamic, we intro
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