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Two minds. One mission.

Two adversarial AI agents. RedBot generates. BlueBot analyzes. They score each other's work. You get rigor that single-pass LLMs can't touch.

v1 is shipping: security audit of git repositories. The first thing they do together.

Cartoon scene: two chibi-proportioned robots in a security-operations room. RedBot (red, pointy angular helmet, glowing red eyes) at a half-open vault door picking the lock. BlueBot (blue, round bubble helmet, twin glowing blue eyes) standing with a clipboard ticking off a hardening checklist.

AI agents for a complex world.

Intelligence is power. Collaboration is superior. Four things RedBot and BlueBot do together. v1 ships PROTECT first.

Create

Ideate, draft, design. RedBot proposes. BlueBot critiques. Best ideas survive.

Roadmap.

Analyze

Fact-check, evaluate, refine. RedBot adversarial-tests claims. BlueBot validates evidence.

Roadmap.

Collaborate

Score human-authored work. RedBot stress-tests. BlueBot defends. You stay the human in the loop.

Roadmap.

Protect

Audit code for vulnerabilities + missing hardening. RedBot attacks. BlueBot defends.

v1 — shipping

How v1 works

Different approaches. Better outcomes.

Step 1

Point us at a repo

GitHub OAuth, public or owned-private, any branch. We pull the tree at the commit you specify, slice it, send it to the bots. We don't keep your source after the audit — only the findings.

Step 2 · Red Team

RedBot does an aggressive pass

Attacker-minded. RedBot hunts for vulnerabilities — eval'd input, missing auth checks, SQL injection, leaked secrets, the cracked vault door. Aggressive prompting, confidence-scored findings.

RedBot crouched intensely, holding a magnifying glass over a holographic terminal that highlights a vulnerable line of code in red. A skull badge in the corner reads 'exploit found.'
Step 3 · Blue Team

BlueBot does a hardening pass

Defender-minded. BlueBot hunts for missing defense-in-depth — weak crypto choices, stale dependencies, missing CSP, the unlocked window upstairs. Methodical prompting, checklist-style findings.

BlueBot in front of a holographic checklist with items AUTH, CSRF, TLS, CSP, DEPS, RATE LIMIT — ticking off completed items with a glowing stylus.
Step 4 · The mechanic

They score each other's findings

Duplicates get marked down. Hallucinations get flagged. Novel high-impact finds get bumped up. Adversarial review exposes more than either bot alone. The scoreboard at the end is the shareable part — RedBot 7 / BlueBot 11, rosette to the winner.

RedBot and BlueBot facing each other, each holding a finding card forward — RedBot's reads 'CWE-94 attack glyph,' BlueBot's reads 'CWE-89 shield glyph.' A floating scoreboard between them tallies RED and BLUE columns in yellow chalk.
Step 5

You get the report

Executive view + engineer view + a Slack-shareable scoreboard image. Every finding ships with the commit that introduced it, an adversary verdict, and a confidence score. Treat low-confidence finds with skepticism; treat consensus high-severity finds as a priority queue.

Anatomy of a finding

  • One robot-strip panel per finding — red for RedBot's wins, blue for BlueBot's.
  • CWE reference + severity rubber-stamped onto the panel.
  • Source location: src/api/admin.ts:142
  • The commit that introduced it — author, timestamp, message.
  • Adversary verdict + score — what the other bot thought, on a 1–10 scale.
  • Suggested mitigation in a speech-bubble chalkboard from the finding's bot.

Pricing

$99
One-shot

One repo. One audit. Both bots. Full report.
Refund if all hallucinated.

Enterprise

Custom; written agreement. Talk to us.

The honest disclaimer

AI-generated findings are leads to investigate, not a certification. redbot bluebot complements human security review; it does not replace one. Every finding ships with a confidence score from both bots — treat low-confidence finds with skepticism, treat consensus high-severity finds as a priority queue.

Coming soon

The product is in early build. Want to be a launch customer?

Email seansp@saasaas.llc

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