redteam-plugin-development

To create a custom redteam plugin, build it under the designated plugins directory, implement its grader using base classes, and register it by following the official plugin checklist to ensure proper structure and tagging.

The required rubric structure for redteam graders enforces a standardized format that includes a UserQuery, a purpose, and an optional AllowedEntities tag, ensuring uniform evaluation criteria across all plugins.

You standardize evaluation criteria by applying standardized tag sets and rubric templates to your graders, which enforces uniform structure and consistent tagging across all plugins in your security testing suite.

Yes, you can modify attack templates and rubric structures across the redteam suite, adjusting the UserQuery, purpose, and optional AllowedEntities tags to fit new security testing scenarios.

Graders must strictly adhere to the enforced rubric structure containing UserQuery and purpose tags, limiting freeform grading logic and requiring optional AllowedEntities definitions only when specific exceptions apply.