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Antigen runs cybersecurity agents that attack your infrastructure, investigate vulnerabilities, and prepare fixes. Your team reviews the results and proposed changes in the platform or through connected tools.
How Antigen works
Asset Map
Connect your services, resources, and identities in one Asset Map. Agents use their
relationships to understand your environment.
Attack with tCell
Run Antigen’s pre-built offensive security agent against approved targets. It attempts
to exploit weaknesses in your system and creates vulnerabilities with evidence when it succeeds.
Act on vulnerabilities
Agents investigate vulnerabilities and prepare fixes for review. Your team deploys the
changes, then tCell tests whether they resolved the issue.
Follow the work
A vulnerability keeps its evidence and work history as agents investigate it, prepare a fix, and verify the deployed change. Hooks start the next step when its status or assignment changes.Vulnerability lifecycle
Follow how triage, remediation, and verification work together, and configure the hooks
that launch your agents.
Team workflows
When an agent needs access, a review, or a decision, it creates a human task. Receive
these requests in your team’s messaging and issue tracking tools.
Build with Antigen
The Antigen team assembles its pre-built agents with the same SDK available to your team. Extend an agent or assemble your own, then use hooks to connect it to your workflows. You can also query your Asset Map and work with vulnerabilities, evidence, and human tasks from your own applications.Antigen SDK
Assemble agents and work with Antigen from TypeScript.
CLI
Start runs and inspect results from your terminal or CI pipeline.
API reference
Find endpoints, request parameters, and response schemas.