Autonomous pentesting gets a multi-agent system: self-hosted agents take on complex attack tasks
The open-source project PentAGI hands penetration testing tasks to a fully autonomous multi-agent system whose agents collaborate through a graph structure and can be self-hosted. Previously such complex attack workflows relied mainly on manual step-by-step operation or a single model, while this project ships a complete system with a Go backend, React frontend and GraphQL interface, plus Docker Compose deployment. It is released under the MIT license, and the repository has gathered about 29.3k stars and 4.4k forks.