Decepticon

Decepticon is an autonomous red team agent harness that coordinates specialist security agents within defined scopes and rules of engagement.

Decepticon provides a workspace for managing autonomous offensive security operations. It utilizes specialist sub-agents that perform reconnaissance, initial access, and post-exploitation tasks grounded in ATT&CK and Skillogy playbooks. Users define operational plans through a guided interview process that tracks objectives, blockers, and evidence. The platform enforces strict boundaries, blocking out-of-scope actions at runtime to maintain security posture. It records every action as a readable transcript, allowing operators to monitor the agent execution in real-time.

Decepticon at a glance

Best for: Software engineer
Runs on: Web
Pricing: Free preview workspace; Solo $19/month; Pro $39/month.
Released: June 2025
Category: AI coding tool
Website: decepticon.red

Key features

Autonomous red-team execution
Specialist sub-agents for specific security tasks
Real-time transcript of agent actions
ATT&CK and Skillogy playbook integration
OPPLAN tracking for objectives and pivots
Runtime enforcement of scope and rules of engagement

Use it for

Running controlled adversary emulation
Automating reconnaissance and initial access
Testing vulnerabilities against security controls

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