CyraFlow AI Pentesting Framework Pipeline

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CyraFlow AI Pentesting Framework Pipeline orchestrates multi-stage security testing through intent classification, tool filtering, and ReAct-based LLM reasoning. User input flows from CLI and YAML config through Intent Classifier and Action Subcategory Classifier, then Tool Filter Engine routes requests to ReAct Engine, which coordinates with a Swappable LLM Adapter and MCP Manager for dynamic tool execution. MCP Servers (nmap, Metasploit, CredScan) execute against isolated lab targets like Metasploitable VM, with results logged to JSONL and chat history maintained for context. This architecture enables security teams to automate reconnaissance, exploitation, and reporting while maintaining tool flexibility and audit trails. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize LLM providers, add MCP servers, or adapt the pipeline for your threat model. The modular design supports swapping Ollama, Gemini, or OpenAI backends without pipeline restructuring.

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How does CyraFlow AI automate penetration testing workflows using intent classification and ReAct reasoning?

CyraFlow routes user input through Intent Classifier and Action Subcategory Classifier to Tool Filter Engine, which feeds ReAct Engine for LLM-driven reasoning. ReAct coordinates with MCP Manager to execute nmap, Metasploit, and CredScan against isolated targets, logging results to JSONL while maintaining chat history for context.

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Domain:
Security
Audience:
security engineers and penetration testers automating pentesting workflows with AI-driven orchestration

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About This Architecture

CyraFlow AI Pentesting Framework Pipeline orchestrates multi-stage security testing through intent classification, tool filtering, and ReAct-based LLM reasoning. User input flows from CLI and YAML config through Intent Classifier and Action Subcategory Classifier, then Tool Filter Engine routes requests to ReAct Engine, which coordinates with a Swappable LLM Adapter and MCP Manager for dynamic tool execution. MCP Servers (nmap, Metasploit, CredScan) execute against isolated lab targets like Metasploitable VM, with results logged to JSONL and chat history maintained for context. This architecture enables security teams to automate reconnaissance, exploitation, and reporting while maintaining tool flexibility and audit trails. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize LLM providers, add MCP servers, or adapt the pipeline for your threat model. The modular design supports swapping Ollama, Gemini, or OpenAI backends without pipeline restructuring.

People also ask

How does CyraFlow AI automate penetration testing workflows using intent classification and ReAct reasoning?

CyraFlow routes user input through Intent Classifier and Action Subcategory Classifier to Tool Filter Engine, which feeds ReAct Engine for LLM-driven reasoning. ReAct coordinates with MCP Manager to execute nmap, Metasploit, and CredScan against isolated targets, logging results to JSONL while maintaining chat history for context.

CyraFlow AI Pentesting Framework Pipeline

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Domain: SecurityAudience: security engineers and penetration testers automating pentesting workflows with AI-driven orchestration
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