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Exposes a local MCP server that lets LLMs (e.g., Claude Desktop) query decompiled Android app context from a modified JADX GUI—supporting class/method retrieval, resources, xrefs, and debugger hooks for interactive reverse engineering workflows.
Turns commodity WiFi Channel State Information into spatial sensing: 17-keypoint pose estimation, presence detection, and contactless breathing/heart-rate monitoring through walls, with no camera. Runs on a mesh of ESP32-S3 nodes (~$9 each).
A code-first collection of runnable tutorials for building production-ready generative-AI agents — step-by-step guides covering stateful workflows, vector memory, RAG, tool integrations, Docker/AWS/RunPod deployment, security guardrails, observability, and multi-agent patterns.
Centralized enterprise platform to manage org-wide MCP servers with a private MCP registry, security guardrails, cost controls, and observability. Offers a Kubernetes-native orchestrator, built-in RAG knowledge base, security sub-agents, and tools for governed AI adoption.
Cross‑platform AI client for web, desktop, and mobile that lets teams pick model providers, run local or on‑prem inference, and keep data self‑hosted — aimed at enterprise self‑deployment to avoid vendor lock‑in.
Reviews each pull request for security issues: Claude reads the diff and flags vulnerabilities like injection, auth flaws, and hardcoded secrets as inline comments, with built-in false-positive filtering. Ships as a GitHub Action or slash command.
Deploys autonomous AI agents that dynamically attack running apps and return validated proof-of-concept exploits instead of static-analysis noise. Specialized agents cover IDOR, injection, SSRF, XSS, and auth flaws, with HTTP proxy and CI/CD hooks.
Write repository automation as natural-language markdown that compiles into deterministic GitHub Actions workflows running AI agents. Agents run read-only by default and write only via sanitized safe-outputs. Works with Copilot, Claude, Codex, or Gemini.
Bridges MCP-capable AI agents (Claude, Copilot, Cursor) to 150+ offensive-security tools, letting them autonomously run pentests, vulnerability scans, and bug-bounty workflows. A decision engine picks the right tools and adapts as findings emerge.
Declares and installs agent dependencies from an apm.yml manifest—skills, prompts, agents, plugins and MCP servers—with transitive resolution, security auditing, plugin packaging, and cross-host registries so agents are reproducible across repos.
Provides 99,870 system/user/assistant chat triples for defensive cybersecurity instruction‑tuning, with built‑in refusal patterns and mapping to OWASP, MITRE ATT&CK, NIST, and CIS standards; Apache‑2.0 licensed.
Orchestrates multiple AI providers to generate context-aware attack payloads, scan web targets for 45+ vulnerability types, and produce compliance-mapped reports. Supports dynamic provider failover, RAG-indexed CVE intelligence, browser automation, and AI triage; requires API keys and authorized testing.