Pentest

It enforces a strict "no exploit, no report" policy, meaning every finding needs a working proof of concept or it gets dropped. The output is a scored report (0-100 scale) with CVSS ratings and specific remediation steps. Honestly, the real value here is the forcing function: it delegates to specialist skills for SAST, mobile reversing, and logic flaws, then consolidates everything into audit-grade documentation. You'd use this when you need to produce evidence-backed security findings rather than just scanner output, though you'll need explicit authorization before running it against any target.