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Automate threat modeling by orchestrating an 11-step workflow with specialized subagents for discovery, enrichment, and validation. It analyzes complex architectures using graph structures without requiring manual scripts or external security tools.

Structure security analysis using MITRE ATT&CK and D3FEND frameworks by mapping complex architectures into graph structures. This approach guides discovery and validation subagents to identify vulnerabilities and map defenses systematically throughout the workflow.

You can create and edit threat models locally on disk before syncing them. This local-first approach ensures model integrity and allows offline security analysis before finalizing the architecture review on the platform.

Start a security analysis workflow by running the core threat modeling command. The system orchestrates the complete 11-step process automatically, deploying subagents for discovery and validation without requiring manual script installations.

Threat modeling supports custom modules for building domain-specific component classes, analysis logic, and security controls. This allows you to tailor the security analysis workflow to specific architectural requirements and specialized threat scenarios.

Use graph structures for security analysis when modeling complex architectures with interconnected components. This approach allows specialized subagents to effectively discover, enrich, and validate threats across intricate system relationships during the threat modeling workflow.