Self-hosted pentest triage loop

What they did

PentAGI drives the autonomous penetration test against the target scope, pulling concrete payloads and bypass techniques from PayloadsAllTheThings as it probes. Every confirmed issue is pushed into Faraday, which normalizes and deduplicates the raw tool output into a single vulnerability record set. The agent then reads back Faraday's records to write the final triage report with severity and reproduction steps.

How it went

A deduplicated, severity-ranked vulnerability report backed by Faraday records and reproducible payloads.

Worth knowing

Autonomous scanning can be noisy or hit out-of-scope hosts, so scope must be locked down before the run.

Wiring

Connect PentAGI to the target scope and give it PayloadsAllTheThings as its payload reference skill. Configure Faraday as the destination for findings and hand PentAGI the Faraday API credentials. Run the test, then have the agent query Faraday to assemble the report.

Try it yourself

Run a black-box pentest against staging.example.com (only that host and its subdomains). Use PayloadsAllTheThings for payloads, push every confirmed finding into Faraday, then give me a deduplicated severity-ranked report with repro steps.