executive summary penetration test made easy

Features

• Filesread, write, edit, and diff report files locally.
• Shellrun commands and see real exit codes in chat.
• Websearch the web or fetch documentation pages directly.
• Screenshots and imagesocr reads text from screenshots.
• Orchestrationrun parallel sub-agents for complex drafting tasks.
• Approval modesAuto-run, Ask first, or Plan only modes.
• Cronruns a prompt on a schedule you set.
• Modelsuse local, cloud, or built-in AI models.

Walkthroughs

Draft a finding

You open your raw notes in the chat, and the agent uses read_file to understand the context before it proceeds with the analysis. Start now. It then uses grep to find specific vulnerability keywords in your text. Next, write_file creates a new draft finding document for the executive summary penetration test. The agent edits the file to add standard sections like severity and impact. You see a diff showing exactly what changed so you can prioritise security findings beyond severity scores. You review the diff in Ask first mode and accept the changes. This ensures you control every word before it is saved.

Write an executive summary

Redline Desk is a pentest reporting tool that uses glob to find evidence files, so it drafts the executive summary in plain language and keeps findings consistent. It works locally. The agent writes the summary document using write_file to save the text. Use Plan only for an outline, then Ask first so each change appears as a diff. A tool for documenting pentest workflows keeps findings consistent across reports. You review the final draft before sending it to the client. No telemetry leaves your PC with a local model during this process. The author reviews the draft for accuracy before sending it to the client.