What problem does it solve? It structures authorized black-box web penetration testing, SRC, and bug bounty work into an enforced checkpoint workflow so findings are evidence-based, in-scope, and reproducible instead of ad-hoc. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Five-phase checkpoint workflow: Intake (scope/compliance gate), Recon (passive), Enum (active probing), Hunt (vulnerability testing), and Report, with mandatory outputs gating each stage. - 48 executable Python scripts: fingerprinting, subdomain enumeration, directory fuzzing, JS analysis, and dedicated modules for SQLi, XSS, SSRF, SSTI, XXE, IDOR, JWT, GraphQL, HTTP smuggling, file upload, and business logic flaws, with automatic fallback when tools like nuclei or ffuf are unavailable. - On-demand knowledge base: 19 attack playbooks, 305 payloads, 263 WAF bypass techniques, 2887 real HackerOne reports, Chinese component fingerprints, and banking/telecom industry playbooks loaded only when needed. - Use Case: Given an authorized target URL, the agent confirms scope, builds a live asset matrix, prioritizes attack surfaces, tests each candidate against the matching playbook, and produces a report where every finding includes both a curl command and a Burp raw request PoC. ## Quick Start Tell the agent to perform an authorized penetration test on your target URL, for example by saying: run a pentest on https://example.com within the approved scope.