Casco agents explore applications like an attacker: mapping surfaces, reasoning across roles, chaining weaknesses, and safely validating what can actually be exploited.
$ casco run --target production-clone --mode autonomous
CONTEXTresolved
AGENTreasoning
EVIDENCEpersisted
14:03:27.488observation
Authenticated application surface expanded across two roles
scope lockedtrace id / csc_8f21b
WEB + APIApplication surfaces under test
CLOUD + AIModern infrastructure and agent systems
PROOFReproducible evidence for every verdict
00 / WHY_THIS_EXISTS
The operating principle
A scanner can point. A security agent should investigate.
Real vulnerabilities hide inside identity, business logic, and multi-step behavior. Casco keeps working past the first anomaly until it can either prove the path or explain why the hypothesis failed.
01 / EXECUTION_GRAPH
How it works
From request to evidence, without the context switch.
01_MAP
Map the real surface.
The agent explores reachable functionality, identities, and trust boundaries to build a working model of the system—not a flat list of endpoints.
Out-of-tenant record retrieved with member identity
verified
09:43:12proof
Request chain, response, and business impact persisted
sealed
sha256: 75bd4ec8...ac19artifact sealed
PRODUCT CAPTURE00:42 / LOOP
Watch an autonomous operation move from exploration to evidence
03 / PRODUCT_CAPTURE
Proof over posture
See the operation, not just the output.
Compact product captures sit next to the technical record, so teams can understand what the agent observed and how the result was reached without sitting through a ten-minute demo reel.
The original context stays linked Important transitions remain readable The result arrives ready to share
04 / PRODUCTION_CONTROLS
Operate with boundaries
Autonomous does not mean opaque.
Keep the work inside its intended context and preserve a clear path for human judgment where it matters.
01
Explicit scope
Define the targets, identities, and boundaries the operation is expected to respect before agent work begins.
02
Application context
Test with the intended environments and identities so the verdict reflects how the system actually behaves.
03
Optional supervision
Bring an expert human into the loop for sensitive workflows, nuanced judgment, or additional validation.
04
Evidence record
Preserve the attack path and result so engineers can understand, reproduce, and retest the issue.