Back to directory

Pentest-AI

An AI-assisted penetration-testing workflow that investigates a target application, then uses machine oracles to verify whether a found exploit actually reproduces before reporting it.

Pentest-AI

Pentest-AI connects an AI client or model to a penetration-testing workflow. A model drives the investigation of a target application and records findings, while machine oracles independently re-run each candidate exploit to check whether it reproduces; a verified finding carries evidence that a reviewer can replay themselves, so a report is not just an unverified model claim.

It can be used through the Model Context Protocol, from a command line, or inside continuous integration, and its setup wizard can register itself with Codex and Claude Code, preserving any existing MCP registrations. It also supports Ollama and other local models with no separate API key needed for the MCP server itself. The project explicitly limits use to systems the tester owns or is authorized to test, and it is written in Python.

More in Security

See all 287
  • The Standup

    standup.thecompound.tech

    A daily email and dashboard tracking software releases, security advisories, outages and breaking changes across the vendors and repositories a team depends on, surfacing only what needs action rather than a full news feed.

  • Drop

    droprun.sh

    A rootless Linux sandbox for developers, built on user namespaces with optional gVisor isolation, that confines coding agents and third-party packages without leaving your normal work environment.

  • Compliance Posture

    complianceposture.com

    A free, searchable directory that tracks the security and compliance certifications, such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR, of over 400 SaaS vendors across twenty categories, with side-by-side comparisons.