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I tested AI Fiesta’s multi-model workflow to see how it separated system instructions, account memory, simulated tools and generated output. The models exposed instruction-like content, surfaced genuine account context, produced realistic security artifacts and then contradicted each other about whether those artifacts were real or simulated. The core issue wasn’t a confirmed leak but the broken provenance.