Per-user tool grants
Every MCP tool is off until an administrator grants it, per user, per group or through the API. Connect each agent as its own user and grant it only the tools its workflow needs.
Trigger your own AI agents from any AttackForge project. They test, retest, enrich findings and draft summaries through Flows and 80+ MCP tools, and every result lands back in the project for your team to review and sign off.
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A user runs an Action such as "Launch AI Hackbots" on a project. An optional form on the Action becomes the agent's prompt for that run.
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An AttackForge Flow calls your agent over HTTP with the project and the form input. The agent then reads the project's scope and assigned test cases itself, over MCP.
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Runs on your platform, such as Microsoft Copilot Studio or OpenClaw with Microsoft Foundry. AttackForge orchestrates the work; it does not host the model.
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The agent writes vulnerabilities, test case results, remediation notes and summaries back into the project, using only the MCP tools it has been granted.
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Testers verify, QA and sign off, exactly as they would for human findings.
If you can trigger it over HTTP and connect it over MCP, it can work inside AttackForge.
Launch your agents from a project. They find and enrich vulnerabilities and stream them into the project as they go, for your testers to verify.
When findings are Ready for Retesting, agents re-test them, re-open or close each one and write remediation notes, and your team confirms every result.
Agents research CVE and NVD, EPSS, KEV and Exploit-DB, map findings to MITRE ATT&CK, CWE, CAPEC, OWASP, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001 and NIST, and write the results back into your writeups for your reviewers to check.
Agents draft the executive summary straight into the project's Reporting fields, ready for review before you generate the report.
Agents analyse how a project's findings chain together and upload the analysis to the project Workspace.
Pair it with Automated AI Attack Chains: an Interactive Attack Chain Explorer, MITRE ATT&CK and Cyber Kill Chain views built from real findings with AttackForge Skills (available on request).
Every MCP tool is off until an administrator grants it, per user, per group or through the API. Connect each agent as its own user and grant it only the tools its workflow needs.
Your models, your platform. Project data goes to the agents and MCP clients you connect, so the data boundary is the one you choose. AttackForge triggers the work and receives the results.
Share Actions and Flows with specific roles, groups or users, with trigger rights set separately. Effective Access shows exactly who can run each one.
Agents cover the breadth; your testers cover the depth. Agent output goes through your normal review and QA before it reaches a report, and with new vulnerabilities set to Pending, only users with Edit access see them until they are released.
Each Action run shows which Flows it triggered and their status, and Flow run logs record the request and the input and output of every step.
Give agents a bounded plan: they work strictly through the test cases assigned to the project, from OWASP WSTG, ASVS and MASTG to MITRE ATT&CK or your own suites. A linked vulnerability fails the test case, so coverage and evidence line up for every reviewer.
Prefer exploration? Let agents record their own test procedures as new project test cases, so every step they took leaves an evidence trail.
Agents can create and update vulnerabilities, writeups, test cases, remediation notes, reporting fields and more, within the tools you grant.
80+
MCP tools, read and write
Unlimited
agentic workflows
Zero
MCP tools on until an administrator grants tools access
Any agent you can trigger over HTTP and connect over MCP.
Microsoft Copilot Studio
OpenClaw with Microsoft Foundry
Custom Harness
Claude
Remote
ChatGPT
Remote
Microsoft Copilot Studio
Remote
Claude Desktop
Local, via the @attackforge/mcp-server package
LM Studio
Local, via the @attackforge/mcp-server package