Serversage.ai
GPT-Powered Offensive Security Platform.
About
ServerSage is an AI platform that performs the complete pentesting workflow—planning reconnaissance, probing systems, executing attacks, and documenting findings—just like a human red team. Built for security professionals who need to scale their testing capabilities, it handles the heavy lifting: repetitive reconnaissance, vulnerability validation, exploit execution, and comprehensive reporting. Your team makes strategic decisions while ServerSage delivers technical execution and documentation.
Key Features
Autonomous Pentest Agent
LLM-driven agent that plans and executes attack workflows end-to-end — from scoping and reconnaissance to exploitation — simulating a human red team while following rules of engagement.
Automated Recon & Vulnerability Validation
Continuous and automated discovery of assets and vulnerabilities with validation to reduce false positives, including active probing and proof-of-exploit where authorized.
Exploit Execution & Attack Chaining
Orchestrates multi-step attack chains and runs validated exploits or simulated payloads to demonstrate impact and validate security controls.
Comprehensive Reporting & Documentation
Generates structured, compliance-ready reports with findings, risk ratings, remediation guidance, and evidence (screenshots, logs, commands) for stakeholders.
Integrations & Team Workflows
APIs and integrations for ticketing, CI/CD, and vulnerability management tools to triage, assign, and track remediation across teams.
How to Use Serversage.ai
1) Create an account and configure your organization: set up users, API keys, and permitted scope (targets, IP ranges, apps) plus rules of engagement. 2) Define the assessment: choose an automated pentest run, select presets (recon-only, vulnerability validation, exploit simulation) or customize the agent's playbook. 3) Launch and monitor: start the AI agent; review live progress, logs, and intermediate findings; pause or adjust scope as needed. 4) Review results and act: inspect validated findings, export the generated report, create remediation tickets via integrations, and rerun tests after fixes.