Red Team — Generative Adversarial Security Design

To generate adversarial attack scenarios for a design document, you can run a structured red-team workflow on PRDs, SDDs, or sprint plans to identify weaknesses and produce consensus-classified counter-design recommendations.

Structured adversarial threat modeling is the process of stress-testing designs by generating attack scenarios with consensus classification. It solves inconsistent qualitative reviews by delivering structured defenses for design documents like PRDs and SDDs.

Yes, you can use red-team design review outputs for CI and PR gating. The workflow generates safe summaries and structured artifacts specifically designed to support mandated gating rules within PR and CI review processes.

You can focus an attack scenario analysis on specific sprint plan weaknesses by configuring the depth, mode, and focus parameters within the adversarial design workflow before generating the structured report artifacts.

Running an adversarial security design review produces structured artifacts including JSON result files, Markdown attack reports, and safe summaries, which are saved to the .run/red-team/ directory for governance integration.

No, the red-team adversarial workflow does not require external dependencies. It operates natively within Loa workflows to apply the Flatline Protocol for design review and governance without needing additional tools.