The important number isn't 100 — it's the 26 cases where somebody is doing something with the idea rather than merely saying the paper exists. Five clusters stand out.
ETDI
Strongest engineering uptake
Trail of Bits compared its own security architecture directly against ETDI; FlowVerify incorporated it into production-security guidance; Glama treats it as an MCP security primitive; an independent MCP security specification ships an ETDIValidator; fuzzd cites it; and both an ACM survey and MCPSHIELD fold it into the MCP defense literature.
Defense Trilemma
Strongest conceptual propagation
Other researchers use the named result to explain something else: AgentDyn, contextual integrity, layered guardrails, lifelong safety adaptation. That is closer to a concept entering the vocabulary than to normal paper coverage.
LPCI
Behaving like a vulnerability-class name
PointGuard, Samyoga, Teleskope, CSA/AAGATE and independent commentators use “LPCI” descriptively without reintroducing the paper. AAGATE goes further and builds explicit LPCI controls into a separate governance architecture.
Go-Explore
Propagating as experimental methodology
Others are extracting the scientifically useful result — seed variance, causal exploit verification, and the danger of confusing diverse findings with verified vulnerabilities. The Kaggle reuse is an independent application of the experimental lesson to a different evaluation setting.
Manifold of Failure
Becoming evaluation vocabulary
Failure basins, vulnerability landscapes, topology — maps rather than isolated jailbreaks. The Weather Report and Emergent Mind are the cleanest outside examples of the framing being reused.