01 — Map
See the whole surface
Rokkhe enumerates what an adversary would: routes, parameters, auth flows, dependencies, and misconfigurations — across every repo you point it at.
Rokkhe is an autonomous pentester. It maps your whole attack surface, proves real exploits with working proof-of-concepts, and opens the fix as a pull request.
Point Rokkhe at a repository, a URL, or a cloud target. It runs the whole engagement in an isolated sandbox and hands you results you can act on.
Rokkhe enumerates what an adversary would: routes, parameters, auth flows, dependencies, and misconfigurations — across every repo you point it at.
Every finding ships with a working proof-of-concept, run against a sandboxed copy of your app. No theoretical risk, no false positives carried forward.
Rokkhe drafts the remediation and opens it as a pull request — CVSS breakdown, evidence, and a ready-to-review diff attached.
$ python3 exploit.py POST /api/invoices/export filter=acct' OR '1'='1 200 OK · 42,113 invoices, 1,204 orgs $ ▊
Rokkhe is an autonomous pentester. Point it at a target and it maps the attack surface, writes and runs real exploits to confirm what's vulnerable, and opens the fix as a pull request — the whole engagement, without a human driving each step.
Scanners flag patterns. Rokkhe proves them: every finding ships with a working proof-of-concept run against a sandboxed copy of your app, so you triage what's actually exploitable instead of a wall of maybes — and it drafts the patch, too.
Rokkhe only tests the target you point it at, within the scope you set — so aim it at staging if you'd rather not exercise production. The agents and their tools run in an isolated Docker sandbox, and Rokkhe is self-hostable, so your code and findings never leave your infrastructure.
Git repositories, live URLs, and cloud targets. Rokkhe reasons about routes, parameters, auth flows, dependencies, and misconfigurations the way an adversary would.
Bring your own key. Rokkhe works with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Z.ai (GLM) among others — you choose the model, and the spend stays on your account.
Yes — Rokkhe is self-hostable. Run it on your own infrastructure and extend it with custom skills. Get in touch about self-hosting →
Tell us what you are trying to secure and we will come back to you.
Point Rokkhe at your code and see what it finds.