gauntlet

Gauntlet is a two-role adversarial MCP server that infers software correctness by observing how code behaves under sustained, targeted attack. Built for dark-factory environments where code is written by bots and verified by attack. Triggers - gauntlet, adversarial-mcp-server, attack-driven-verification

Adversarial API inspection via the Gauntlet MCP server. Use this skill when the user wants to run their service through the gauntlet — stress-test a running HTTP API under attack, validate authorization/ownership/input invariants before promoting code, or drive Gauntlet's role-disciplined adversarial loop against a SUT. Triggers include "run the gauntlet", "run my service through the gauntlet", "run it through the gauntlet", "adversarial test", "check before merging", "attack this API", "run the hardening loop".

Author Gauntlet Trial YAMLs from a product spec. Use this skill when the user wants to translate a verbose product specification, design doc, or natural-language description of an HTTP service into testable invariants packaged as Gauntlet Trials. Triggers include "author trials from this spec", "generate gauntlet trials", "propose trials for this API", "make trials from this design doc", "what should we test about this service".