Trickest

An AI agent that builds and runs Trickest workflows from natural language. Give it a goal: it composes containerized tool nodes into a DAG, runs them on managed infrastructure, and keeps every step visible and queryable on the workbench.

Drive Trickest from the CLI, TypeScript SDK, or REST API. Same auth, same resources, same runs as the product.

Pick a fleet and a parallelism budget. Machines run the graph and tear down; agent sandboxes run beside them and serve the apps they build.

Agents, workflows, execution fleet, and developer tools in one security execution platform.

The Trickest team discusses offensive-security workflows, discovery at scale, and lessons from running them in production.

The page says security methodology can leave with senior engineers and describes version-controlled, scheduled workflows as a way to preserve expertise, build institutional capability, and generate audit-ready evidence automatically.

Penetration testing and vulnerability scanning sound alike, so here is how the two cybersecurity methods differ and when to use each.

Quarterly pentests describe a security state that no longer exists by the time the report lands. Continuous validation, scheduled and trigger-based with audit-ready evidence, is the only model that keeps pace with modern infrastructure, modern attackers, and DORA, NIS2, and SEC requirements.

Two packages, unlimited assets. Community is free for a single developer with CLI, SDK, and MCP access; Enterprise is the full platform on one annual license.

Trickest is a team of engineers, former bug bounty hunters, and technology lovers on a quest to make security automation accessible to everyone.

Questions, partnerships, press, or anything before a demo — get in touch with the Trickest team.

Trickest is a security execution platform for visualizing, scaling, and customizing ASM, vulnerability scanning, DAST, and other workflows.