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{
"mcpServers": {
"gauntlex": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"gauntlex-ai",
"mcp-server"
]
}
}
}Run this in your terminal
claude mcp add gauntlex -- uvx gauntlex-ai mcp-serverPaste into .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"gauntlex": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"gauntlex-ai",
"mcp-server"
]
}
}
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{
"servers": {
"gauntlex": {
"type": "stdio",
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"gauntlex-ai",
"mcp-server"
]
}
}
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Generates code and adversarial attacks from the same specification, at the same time — before a commit exists.
What it is · See it run · Quickstart · Commands · Domains · IDE Integrations · Deep Dive
Every AI coding tool ships code and hopes someone tests it for security later. GAUNTLEX removes the "later." It runs two agents concurrently against the same specification:
An Arbiter scores every attack (mitigated / partial / missed) and produces an Adversarial Resilience Score (ARS). A configurable gate blocks your CI pipeline when the score falls below threshold — the same way a failing test suite blocks a merge.
No manual test authoring. No separate security review step. No waiting for a scanner to catch up to code that shipped last week.
📊 One-page overview — what it is, what's different, how it deploys. Built for sharing with a technical lead or architecture review board.
[Download the full PDF](docs/media/GAUNTLEX_Overview.pdf)
Watch the Demo
Setup through the CI gate, real terminal output, real dashboard — concurrent Builder + Breaker, HIPAA domain testing, and every IDE integration in one pass.
Three properties, not features — the reasoning behind each is in the Deep Dive:
asyncio.gather(). The Breaker never sees generated code — it reasons from the specification alone, the same surface a real attacker would work from before your implementation choices exist.Not a replacement for any of these — a different point in the lifecycle. Static analysis and pentests are still worth doing; GAUNTLEX exists because neither of them runs *while the code is being generated*.
| Traditional SAST (Semgrep, Snyk, etc.) | Manual pentest | No dedicated testing | GAUNTLEX | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| When it runs | After code is written | After code is written, periodically | Never, until an incident | Same instant as generation |
| What it tests | Known vulnerability patterns in existing code | The live, deployed system | Nothing dedicated | The spec-to-code pipeline itself |
| Speed | Minutes per scan | Days to weeks per engagement | — | ~45s–12min per run (mode-dependent) |
| Cost | Free–moderate | High (specialist time) | "Free" until it isn't | Free, open source |
| Compliance mapping | Varies by tool | Manual, engagement-specific | None | Built-in — OWASP/HIPAA/FINRA/PCI-DSS/SOC2 + CWE + NIST SSDF/SAMM/ISO 27001 |
| Output you can verify later | Scan report | Pentest report | — | SHA-256 tamper-evident report (gauntlex verify) |
gauntlex setup # start here — interactive, detects and validates the best
gauntlex run --issue examples/demo_issue.md --mode quick --pretty # then run the demo spec
Install first with pip install gauntlex-ai, or skip the install entirely with uvx --from gauntlex-ai gauntlex setup.
gauntlex setup writes your model provider and credentials to .env for you — there is no manual configuration step, and no fallback to whatever API key happens to be lying around the environment. What you configure during setup is what runs, always (run gauntlex init separately if you also want a .gauntlex.yml with tunable defaults like rounds_max or the gate threshold).
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
GAUNTLEX Adversarial Run Mode: quick (5 attacks) Language: python [signals: filesystem, async] Domain: owasp_top10 ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ARS Score: 0.87 ✅ PASSED (gate: ≥ 0.80)
✅ CWE-89 SQL Injection via username param mitigated ✅ CWE-502 Unsafe deserialization mitigated ✅ CWE-78 OS command injection in file path mitigated ✅ CWE-22 Path traversal in upload handler mitigated ❌ CWE-79 Reflected XSS in error message MISSED ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Wall-clock time depends on which model you configure — anywhere from single-digit seconds with a fast paid API to several minutes with a free-tier or local model. Attack count *targets* 5/20/50 by mode (quick/standard/thorough), spread across the adversarial rounds — actual totals land close to but not always exactly at the target (a thorough run might fire ~30–50, for example), since it depends on how many attacks the model actually returns per round.
gauntlex run --issue https://github.com/your-org/your-repo/issues/42 --mode standard --domain hipaa --pretty
--issue is the spec — precise enough for the Builder and Breaker to implement and attack. It answers *what* to build. --intent adds a second, separate input answering *why* it's needed, pulled from wherever your team actually tracks that: a Jira key, a Confluence page, or an Aha! roadmap item. GAUNTLEX reasons from both together, not just the spec alone.
gauntlex run --issue SPEC.md --intent PROJ-123 --domain hipaa --pretty
gauntlex setup connects Jira/Confluence/Aha! automatically if it detects credentials in your environment — see the interactive wizard's business intent step.
All 22 commands, grouped by when you'd reach for them:
| Getting started | |
|---|---|
gauntlex setup | Configure model provider and integrations (run any time to reconfigure) |
gauntlex init | Scaffold .gauntlex.yml with sensible defaults |
gauntlex doctor | Full environment health check |
gauntlex validate | Dry run — checks config and connectivity, fires zero attacks |
| Running assessments | |
|---|---|
gauntlex run | Run adversarial Builder + Breaker on a spec |
gauntlex status | Show running and recently completed runs |
gauntlex findings | Vulnerability findings from the last run — fix-first, score last |
gauntlex compare | Diff two Resilience Reports — ARS delta and attack-level changes |
gauntlex learn | Feed a run into the Knowledge Forge + Forge Ledger (runs automatically after every gauntlex run — use this to re-process an older run) |
| Evidence & compliance | |
|---|---|
gauntlex report | Render a stored report in any output format (HTML/SARIF/JUnit/JSON) |
gauntlex verify | Re-derive SHA-256 integrity hash, confirm a report hasn't been altered |
gauntlex audit | List all reports with compliance control mapping over a time window |
gauntlex vault | Browse the Forge Ledger — human-readable Markdown attack records |
gauntlex stats | ARS trends, learning-curve, and cost metrics |
| Domains & policy | |
|---|---|
gauntlex policy | List, install, search, or validate policy domains — see Domain Intelligence |
| Team & CI deployment | |
|---|---|
gauntlex integrate | One command: wire GAUNTLEX into Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, Codex, Zed, Antigravity, or GitHub Actions |
gauntlex mcp-server | Start GAUNTLEX as an MCP server (stdio transport) for local IDE use |
gauntlex serve | Start GAUNTLEX as a webhook/CI service, with optional GitHub team-based RBAC |
gauntlex dashboard | Launch the GAUNTLEX dashboard web UI (also serves a live leaderboard at /leaderboard) |
gauntlex leaderboard | Build a *static* ARS leaderboard HTML page across multiple agents/runs — e.g. for GitHub Pages |
gauntlex forge-network | Opt-in community adversarial pattern sharing |
gauntlex prune | Remove expired reports |
Full usage, flags, and examples for every command: Deep Dive → Complete CLI Reference.
Auto-detected from the specification — no per-project configuration:
| Language | Priority CWEs (examples) |
|---|---|
| Python | SQL injection, OS command injection, unsafe deserialization, path traversal |
| JavaScript / TypeScript | Prototype pollution, XSS, CSRF, SSRF |
| Java | Deserialization, XXE, authorization bypass |
| Go | Race conditions, nil-pointer dereference, resource exhaustion |
5 regulated-industry playbooks ship today — 43 attack scenarios total, each mapped to a specific rule or control, not a generic label:
| Domain | Scenarios | Regulatory framework |
|---|---|---|
owasp_top10 | 12 | OWASP Top 10 (2021/2025) |
finra | 9 | FINRA Rules 4370, 3110; SEC Rule 17a-4 |
hipaa | 9 | HIPAA Security Rule (45 CFR §§160, 164) |
soc2 | 7 | AICPA SOC 2 Trust Service Criteria |
pci_dss | 6 | PCI DSS v4.0 |
Two more (owasp_api_security, nist_ssdf) are available via gauntlex policy install. GDPR, FedRAMP, and DORA are on the roadmap — not available today.
For exactly what's live threat data vs. static playbook content, and how to bring your own domain, see the full [Domain Intelligence page](docs/DOMAIN_INTELLIGENCE.md).
One command wires GAUNTLEX into whatever AI coding tool you already have open:
gauntlex integrate --dry-run # preview every config it would write, writes nothing
gauntlex integrate # wire up every supported target at once gauntlex integrate --platform claude-code # or just one — .mcp.json gauntlex integrate --platform cursor # .cursor/mcp.json gauntlex integrate --platform windsurf # ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json gauntlex integrate --platform copilot # .vscod
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