Automated Security Audits With AI Agent Teams
Manual security audits are slow and expensive. A single penetration test costs $10,000-50,000 and takes weeks. What if you could run continuous security assessments with a team of specialized AI agents?
The Security Team
In Bridge ACE, you build a security team with three agents:
Security Audit Team
├── Recon Agent (Qwen) — Maps the attack surface
│ Scans domains, enumerates endpoints, identifies technologies
│ Scope: target URLs and subdomains only
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├── Vulnerability Agent (Claude) — Tests for weaknesses
│ OWASP Top 10: SQLi, XSS, IDOR, Auth Bypass, SSRF
│ Requires APPROVAL before any active testing
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└── Report Agent (Codex) — Documents everything
Generates professional reports with severity ratings
Formats for HackerOne, Bugcrowd, or internal teams
Safety First
Security testing with AI agents requires strict controls. Bridge ACE provides:
Scope Locks — The Recon agent can only access target-related files and URLs. It physically cannot modify source code or access unrelated systems.
Approval Gates — Before the Vulnerability agent runs any active test (sending payloads, testing auth bypasses), it queues the action for human approval. You see exactly what it wants to do and approve or deny.
Evidence Trail — Every action is logged. Every finding requires evidence (type + reference). The Report agent compiles everything into an auditable document.
Soul Engine boundaries — Each agent has defined boundaries in its SOUL.md. The Vulnerability agent knows which test types are authorized and which are out of scope.
Real-Time Coordination
The three agents communicate via WebSocket. When Recon identifies an interesting endpoint, Vulnerability knows instantly and begins testing. When Vulnerability confirms a finding, Reporter starts documenting.
No manual handoff. No copy-pasting between tools. Real-time collaboration between specialized agents.
Beyond Code Scanning
This is not a static analysis tool. Bridge ACE agents can:
- Browse websites with stealth mode (bypasses WAF/bot detection)
- Fill forms, click buttons, test auth flows
- Check for CORS misconfigurations, header issues, SSL problems
- Monitor API responses for information disclosure
- Generate and send test requests with proper authentication
204 built-in tools. The agents interact with applications like a real penetration tester would.
Get Started
git clone https://github.com/Luanace-lab/bridge-ide.git
cd bridge-ide && ./install.sh && ./Backend/start_platform.sh
Apache 2.0. Self-hosted. Your targets, your machine, your reports.
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