AI pentest scope
Map repos, live apps, auth flows, excluded paths, rate limits, and stop conditions before Strix agents touch a target.
Open pageIndependent Strix planning companion
Strix Buzz turns the open-source Strix project into a pricing-first planning workflow for target scope, CI security scans, PoC evidence, autofix review, and pentest reporting.
First useful output
Use the preview to decide target inventory, auth boundaries, scan mode, failure policy, and evidence fields. The full export is gated behind a package so functional workflow generation follows the product funnel.
Product-led content
Map repos, live apps, auth flows, excluded paths, rate limits, and stop conditions before Strix agents touch a target.
Open pageDraft the quick-scan pull request gate and decide what finding severity should block a merge.
Open pageTurn validated findings into reproducible evidence fields instead of generic vulnerability tickets.
Open pagePlan how AI-generated patches become reviewed pull requests instead of unexamined security changes.
Open pageKeyword to page map
| Page | Primary intent | Job |
|---|---|---|
| Homepage | ai penetration testing | Explain the independent Strix planning product and send use paths to pricing. |
| Tool / Demo | automated penetration testing | Preview target scope, scan mode, and paid export gate. |
| Integration | ci security scan | Plan PR quick scans and failure policy before release. |
| Integration | github actions security scan | Show a product-led GitHub Actions workflow planning page. |
| Template / Sample | pentest report template | Show sample evidence fields and report structure. |
| Feature | strix autofix workflow | Plan autofix review and merge guardrails. |
| Use Case | bug bounty automation | Scope safe bounty automation and PoC evidence handling. |
| Guide | ai pentesting tool | Explain Strix-style AI pentesting components and limits. |
| Alternative | open source pentesting tool | Compare planning fit against static scanners and manual pentests. |
Trust boundary
Strix Buzz cites the upstream repository, release, license, package metadata, and docs. It labels planner output as sample guidance and does not claim to run an official Strix platform scan.
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