What problem does it solve? Security teams lack a systematic way to assess LLM-powered applications against prompt injection, jailbreaking, RAG poisoning, and system prompt extraction attacks during authorized penetration tests. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Comprehensive Attack Taxonomy: Covers 15 attack categories including direct injection, indirect injection, multi-stage chains, RAG poisoning, token manipulation, and obfuscation techniques. - 7-Phase Reconnaissance Methodology: Browser-automation-driven discovery of DOM inputs, JavaScript endpoints, API parameters, and AI components to map the attack surface. - Defense Evaluation & Tooling Guidance: Documents defense-in-depth layers (sanitization, instruction/data separation, output filtering) and compares automated scanners like Promptfoo, Garak, and PyRIT. - Use Case: During an authorized engagement against a customer support chatbot, run the reconnaissance workflow to enumerate the /api/chat endpoint and its parameters, then execute prioritized injection payloads and document findings with remediation guidance. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to test an authorized target application for prompt injection vulnerabilities following the reconnaissance and attack taxonomy methodology.