The intelligence of a hacker. The discipline of a machine.
Sentinel is an AI employee that pentests your apps like an adversary, validates every finding with a real exploit, and reports like a senior engineer - continuously, at machine scale.
AI attackers never sleep. Neither should your defense.
Vibe-coding and AI copilots are shipping more code than ever - and the same models are powering attackers running 24/7. Annual pentests and pattern-matching scanners can't keep up. The gap between what you built, what you tested, and what is actually exploitable widens every release.
Sentinel tests like an adversary, not a checklist.
A persistent coordinator directs thousands of focused agents in parallel. Each attacks, adapts, and reports back. Every finding is validated before it ever touches your queue.
Scope & launch
Point Sentinel at a domain, repo, or API spec. Set boundaries, auth, and any context that should guide testing.
Map the attack surface
A persistent coordinator crawls every endpoint, parameter, and auth boundary - building a live model of what to attack.
Swarm with parallel agents
Thousands of short-lived agents each take one focused objective - SQLi, SSRF, IDOR, business logic - in parallel.
Validate with real exploits
Findings are only surfaced after a deterministic validator reproduces them non-destructively. Proof, not probability.
Built for depth, scale, and trust - simultaneously.
A coordinated system of autonomous agents, deterministic validators, and real offensive tooling. Creative AI discovers. Deterministic logic decides what's real.
Coordinator
Persistent orchestration brainHolds the global view of your environment, plans attack paths, debriefs agents, and decides what to test next.
Autonomous agents
Short-lived attack workersThousands of fresh-context agents reason creatively about one narrow objective, then retire. No context collapse, no bias.
Attack machine
Real offensive toolingSteerable headless browser plus Burp, ZAP, Nuclei, sqlmap, Semgrep and custom payloads - the toolkit a senior hacker would reach for.
Validators
Deterministic exploit proofEach finding must pass a controlled, production-safe challenge before it leaves the platform. If it can't be proven, it doesn't ship.
Findings & intel
Engineer-ready reportsValidated results land in your stack with reproduction steps, request/response, blast radius, and a suggested patch.
If it can't be exploited, it doesn't ship.
Every finding from Sentinel arrives with a reproducible PoC: the exact request, response, and blast radius. No more triaging "maybe-vulns". Your team spends cycles on remediation, not on guessing whether the alert is real.
Security work that actually moves the needle.
Reduce real breach risk
Focus your team on what is actually exploitable - not on a backlog of scanner noise.
Shorter path from test to fix
Reproducible exploits with patch hints land directly in Jira, Linear, or GitHub Issues.
Keep pace with shipping
Re-test on every deploy. Sentinel adapts as your surface changes - no quarterly windows.
Compliance, continuously
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI - replace the annual checkbox with a living, evidence-backed pentest.
Aggressive testing. Adult supervision.
Sentinel is built to run against production - safely. Every action is constrained, observable, and reversible.
Non-destructive validation
Proof challenges are read-only and audited. Sentinel never modifies data or disrupts systems.
Observable by default
Every agent action - request, response, decision - is logged with full replay.
Scoped credentials
Per-target, per-tool least-privilege keys. No shared service accounts, ever.
Guardrails & kill switch
Rate limits, blast-radius caps, and an instant stop - enforced by the coordinator.
Deploy where you need
SaaS, dedicated tenant, or in-VPC. Air-gapped builds available for regulated workloads.
Audit-ready evidence
Signed, timestamped exploit traces - exportable for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and customer security reviews.
Findings land in the tools your engineers already open.
GitHub
GitLab
Jira
Linear
Slack
Notion
Discord
PostHog
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