Agent roles and security research workflow.
A clearer look at how TRACEBOX organizes the first pass: what each agent is responsible for, and how approved artifacts become reviewable plans.
Specialized agent roles for early-stage analysis.
Not to replace the researcher, but to automate the first pass: mapping structures, cataloging surfaces, and flagging elements that need human review.
Binary Analyst
Extracts imports, strings, symbols, and entry points. Maps binary structures and flags anomalous code patterns.
Container Analyst
Unpacks container layers, traces package dependency trees, parses configuration files, and detects vulnerable packages.
Trust & Traffic Profiler
Monitors execution traffic, audits authentication paths, parses protocol assumptions, and flags hardcoded hosts or key material leaks.
Triage & Reporting Agent
Aggregates raw analysis logs, tracks third-party components, and generates evidence-backed markdown summaries for final manual review.
From approved artifact to reviewable plan.
Upload the target
Drop in the artifacts you are authorized to analyze—apps, binaries, containers, plugins, or packages.
Set the boundaries
Specify target scope, client permissions, bounty details, or internal review constraints before any code runs.
Map the surface
Let the agents extract structural maps, dependencies, network assumptions, and candidates for manual review.
Export the findings
Get evidence-backed summaries, remediation drafts, test cases, and clean handoff notes for the final review.
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