PentAGI: open-source multi-agent pentesting system hits 26k GitHub stars
lxfater · x · 2026-10-12
PentAGI (26k stars, 3.5k forks, MIT) is a multi-agent system for authorized penetration testing: given a sanctioned target, it decomposes tasks, gathers intel, plans attack paths, invokes nmap/Metasploit/sqlmap, and produces reports. It ships long-term memory, knowledge graphs, web retrieval, and Docker-isolated environments so paths from prior tests are reusable. The author argues it turns a manual, senior-expert-driven workflow into an engineered, repeatable, auditable pipeline — while stressing that scope, permissions, and liability remain with the operator.
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