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HackerAI is a public GitHub codebase for an AI-powered penetration testing assistant, offering chat-driven workflows, agent-mode runtime with isolated execution, and guided local setup using Next.js, Convex, and Trigger.dev components.

Security testing setup gets complicated fast. This repo maps the moving parts. HackerAI is a public GitHub codebase for an AI-powered penetration testing assistant. It helps you stand up a chat-driven agent workflow for security testing by documenting the services and local commands needed to run its Next.js, Convex, and http://Trigger.dev components. Key features: • Chat-led workflow – the repo describes finding and fixing vulnerabilities by chatting with AI • Agent-mode runtime – the README runs the agent loop on a http://Trigger.dev task • Isolated execution – Agent mode uses E2B for isolated cloud execution • Guided local start – `pnpm run setup` and `pnpm run dev` install and start the local stack • Required services listed – the README identifies OpenRouter, OpenAI, Convex, WorkOS, and http://Trigger.dev Public GitHub repo. Its Apache 2.0 license includes additional commercial-use restrictions. Link in the reply 👇
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Security testing setup gets complicated fast. This repo maps the moving parts.

HackerAI is a public GitHub codebase for an AI-powered penetration testing assistant.

It helps you stand up a chat-driven agent workflow for security testing by documenting the services and local commands needed to run its Next.js, Convex, and http://Trigger.dev components.

Key features:

• Chat-led workflow – the repo describes finding and fixing vulnerabilities by chatting with AI • Agent-mode runtime – the README runs the agent loop on a http://Trigger.dev task • Isolated execution – Agent mode uses E2B for isolated cloud execution • Guided local start – pnpm run setup and pnpm run dev install and start the local stack • Required services listed – the README identifies OpenRouter, OpenAI, Convex, WorkOS, and http://Trigger.dev

Public GitHub repo. Its Apache 2.0 license includes additional commercial-use restrictions.

Link in the reply 👇

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