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0xSteph/pentest-ai

Open-source AI pentester that proves every finding. Machine oracles re-run each exploit; verified bugs ship a proof capsule you can replay yourself.

PythonMIT license Last commit 12 days ago pentestai.xyz(opens in new tab)

Updated 14 min ago

Growth

Last 24 hours
+3
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Last 7 days
+28
stars
Last 30 days
+86
stars
Total stars
1,760
Forks
325

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Star history

1.5k1.6k1.7k1.8kAug 5Aug 19Sep 2Sep 16Sep 30Oct 14

Total stars at the end of each week, from GitHub’s daily star counts.

+28 stars this week, against ~19 in a usual week

Health signals

Mixed signalsChecked Oct 21, 2026
Commit activity
Commits in 7 of the last 13 weeks 36 commits on the default branch in 90 days
Maintainers
1 commit author in 90 days Top author: 100% of the last 36 commits
Issue responsiveness
Median first response: 24 days 5 of 6 issues opened in 90 days are closed
Pull requests
17 merged, 14 closed, 2 open Of 33 pull requests opened in 90 days
Releases
Last release: 13 days ago 25 releases in the last 12 months
Project hygiene
License, CI and security policy
OpenSSF Scorecard
Not scanned Unknown, not counted against the project

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README

README.md

Pentest-AI is an open-source AI penetration testing and bug-bounty tool that proves every finding. It connects an AI client or model to a real pentest workflow — investigating web applications, discovering and reproducing vulnerabilities, and using machine oracles to verify whether an exploit actually works. No proof, no finding: verified results carry evidence you can replay yourself.

Read the full README on GitHub(opens in new tab)