Open folder
Launch the app and select your project folder.
Workflows
penetration testing results for your penetration report
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Turn your notes into a draft
Redline Desk reads your test notes and evidence to create a structured draft, helping you resolve pentest reporting consistency issues. It writes each finding with a title, severity, and fix steps. You review every change before it becomes part of the final document, keeping wording consistent across findings.
Load notes
Use read_file to load your raw test notes.
Write draft
Ask the agent to draft findings from the notes.
Check output
Review the generated text and diff in the chat.
Sample finding structure
Draft a finding for the missing header.
- read_file
finding-001.txtloaded - grep
Header3 matches - write_file
draft.mdsaved - edit_file
draft.mdchanged
waiting for your OK before the next stepRejectAccept
finding-001.txt
Title: Missing Security Header
Severity: Medium
Asset: staging.example.com
Status: Open
Description:
The server omits X-Content-Type-Options.
This allows MIME sniffing attacks.
Impact:
Attackers might execute malicious scripts.
Users could download wrong file types.
Fix:
Add the header to the response.
Configure the web server settings.
Verify the fix with a new scan.This sample finding shows the required structure for a fictional staging site. It includes key values and short descriptions for each section.
Workflow for penetration testing results
Read evidence
The agent uses read_file to access your text files and grep to find specific evidence strings within the working folder, so you can review the context. Cards show actions. It then uses ocr to extract text from any screenshots you have saved for later review. You can then ask it to draft the first finding based on this evidence. The agent writes the text to a new file using write_file. This supports your penetration testing results and penetration report needs. You can explain complex findings to non technical clients by showing the real output in the chat. The workflow keeps wording and severity consistent across findings for every single item.
Write summary
The agent drafts the executive summary for your penetration report by using write_file to create a new document that summarizes key findings in plain language for non-technical readers and avoids jargon. You review. The agent uses edit_file to adjust the text if needed. The diff shows exactly what changed in the text during editing. You can then export the final version locally as a text or Markdown file you can open. This approach supports penetration testing results for your team and ensures clear communication. Best pentest reporting tools help you track changes with care. The agent keeps a history of all changes for future reference.
