How RedAmon tests actually run and how to author them: the per-file Docker gate, the unit/integration/live tiers, and the failure modes that make a green run a lie. Trigger: editing any test_*.py, *.test.ts(x) or tests/*.sh; a test that is red, skipped or…
Spawning and hardening scan containers from the recon orchestrator: the security flags that look correct and break the container, and the sibling bind-mount path handling. cap_drop and no-new-privileges were each reverted after breaking real scans. Trigger:…
Adding a Community Agent Skill: a Markdown attack-workflow file that users import from the catalog, which then competes in the Intent Router and is injected into the agent's system prompt. No Python, no rebuild - but it must name only real tools and stay…
Adding partial-recon support for a tool: running a single pipeline phase on demand from the workflow graph, reading its inputs from the existing Neo4j graph and merging results back. The input-node map decides the modal UI, and some input types must never be…
Wiring a new tool the AI agent can call (not the recon pipeline): the tool registry, the phase map, the hardcoded dispatch chokepoint, and the duplicated execution paths that make a tool work in single mode but silently break in parallel plans. Trigger:…
Adding a built-in Agent Skill (an attack technique like ssrf, xxe, rce) that ships hardcoded in RedAmon: classified by the Intent Router, injected into the agent prompt, toggled per project, badged in the chat drawer. Nine layers across agentic and webapp,…
Writing to the Neo4j attack-surface graph in RedAmon: the tenant-isolation MERGE key every entity node must carry, where graph methods live (mixins, not the client), and the schema places that must be updated together. A MERGE missing the tenant key silently…
Adding an LLM provider to RedAmon: the credential boundary (keys must never reach scan containers), prefix-routed model ids, and the provider registry. A misrouted model id or a leaked key are the two failures this guards. Trigger: adding or editing an LLM…