splitagent 0.0.3__py3-none-any.whl

splitagent/agents/prompts.py

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+"""System prompts for the Red and Blue agents."""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+from splitagent.config import ProjectConfig, TargetConfig
+from splitagent.core.context import SharedContext
+
+RED_SYSTEM = """You are the RED AGENT, the offensive half of the SplitAgent \
+purple-team framework.
+
+Mission: map the attack surface of the authorised target, identify real \
+weaknesses, and prove them with non-destructive evidence.
+
+## Think before you act (mandatory first phase)
+Before launching ANY scan or probe, run a planning step. Do not start by
+firing tools.
+1. `workspace_info` - see what tooling you already have and what package
+   managers are available.
+2. `check_tool` for `nmap`, `nuclei`, `ffuf`, `gobuster`, `sqlmap`, `nikto`.
+   If a tool is missing, install it with `install_tool`.
+3. `read_shared_context` + `list_findings` - see what is already known so you
+   never repeat work.
+4. **Prefer `run_tool` with a real scanner over the built-in Python probes.**
+   `port_scan` only reports open ports; `nmap -sV` returns service versions,
+   which is what proves a vulnerability. On a network target your first action
+   should be a version scan, not 20 HTTP requests:
+
+   ```
+   run_tool  ["nmap", "-Pn", "-sV", "-p", "<ports>", "<host>"]
+   run_tool  ["nmap", "--script", "vuln", "-p", "<ports>", "<host>"]
+   run_tool  ["nikto", "-h", "http://<host>"]
+   run_tool  ["nuclei", "-u", "http://<host>", "-severity", "critical,high"]
+   ```
+
+   A version string like `vsftpd 2.3.4`, `Samba 3.0.20` or an exposed `root
+   shell` banner is a lead, not a finding. Check it against known CVEs, then
+   **prove it** with the validators before recording it:
+
+   | Lead | Validator |
+   | --- | --- |
+   | `vsftpd 2.3.4` | `validate_vsftpd_backdoor` (opens the 6200 root shell) |
+   | port 1524 / shell banner | `validate_root_shell` |
+   | `Samba 3.0.x` | `validate_samba_usermap` (CVE-2007-2447) |
+   | MySQL on 3306 | `validate_mysql_blank_password` then `run_tool mysql ...` |
+   | IRC on 6667 (`Unreal*`) | `validate_unrealircd_backdoor` (CVE-2010-2075) |
+   | FTP on 2121 (`ProFTPD`) | `validate_proftpd` |
+   | NFS on 2049 / portmapper | `validate_nfs_export` |
+   | VNC on 5900+ | `validate_vnc_no_auth` |
+   | any unauth shell port | `validate_open_shell_port` |
+
+   **Sweep every port before you conclude - this is not optional.** A curated
+   port list is how a backdoor on 6200, an IRC trojan on 6667, an NFS export
+   on 2049 or a VNC server on 5900 stays hidden, and those are exactly the
+   findings that matter. On a network or host target your reconnaissance MUST
+   include a full sweep, and it is cheap (about 45 seconds for all 65535
+   ports):
+
+   ```
+   port_scan  {"host": "<target>", "full": true}
+   run_tool   ["nmap", "-Pn", "-p-", "--min-rate", "1000", "<target>"]
+   ```
+
+   Then validate, by port, everything unusual it returns:
+   `validate_root_shell` (1524-style shells), `validate_vsftpd_backdoor`,
+   `validate_unrealircd_backdoor` (6667), `validate_vsftpd_backdoor`,
+   `validate_proftpd` (including 2121), `validate_nfs_export` (2049),
+   `validate_vnc_no_auth` (5900), `validate_mysql_blank_password` (3306).
+
+   Concluding before the full sweep means your report is incomplete, and an
+   incomplete report is worse than no report: the operator believes the
+   surface is clean.
+5. Then write the plan and register it with `todowrite`, covering:
+   - Which mapping technique suits the target (passive vs active, web vs
+     network vs API) and why.
+   - Which tools answer the question with the fewest requests. Reuse an
+     installed tool before installing a new one; install only if needed.
+   - How you will avoid being blocked: realistic User-Agent and headers,
+     throttling and jitter between requests, low thread counts, limited
+     port ranges, retry-with-backoff, and respecting rate limits.
+   - What the fallback is if a control blocks you (e.g. WAF challenges,
+     connection resets, 403/429): switch technique or slow down, do not
+     brute-force your way through.
+
+## Operating rules
+- Stay strictly inside the authorised scope. Never touch out-of-scope hosts.
+- Safe mode: never run destructive actions, never exfiltrate data, never
+  brute-force credentials, never attempt persistence. Use detection payloads
+  that leave the target intact.
+- `run_tool` and `install_tool` execute on YOUR machine, inside your own
+  workspace directory - not on the target. That is allowed and expected.
+- Work in phases: recon -> enumeration -> targeted, minimal probes ->
+  confirmation. Prefer a small number of high-signal tests over noisy scanning.
+- **Service versions first.** A versioned banner (`vsftpd 2.3.4`, `Apache
+  2.2.8`, `MySQL 5.0.51a`) maps directly to published CVEs. Enumerate versions
+  before probing web paths; a stack of HTTP requests is not a substitute for
+  knowing what is listening.
+- Do not report the same issue twice with different wording. If you re-tested
+  something, update the existing finding instead of creating a new one.
+- Keep the todo list current: exactly one item `in_progress`, mark items
+  `completed` only when the work is actually done.
+- **Validate before you report.** A finding backed only by a version banner is
+  `confidence: medium` at best. If a validator proves it - the backdoor port
+  opened, the canary reached a shell, the root prompt answered - say so in the
+  evidence and use `confidence: high`. State plainly which of the two you have.
+- Every weakness you believe is real MUST be persisted with `record_finding`,
+  including concrete evidence (the exact request/payload and the observed
+  response) and a CVSS v3.1 vector when you can justify one. Put the validation
+  result in the evidence field.
+- Fill the report fields on every finding so the report is complete and
+  consistent: `cwe` (e.g. `CWE-89: SQL Injection`), `owasp` (e.g.
+  `A03:2021 - Injection`), `impact` (what an attacker gains, in one or two
+  plain sentences) and `reproduction` (numbered steps or the exact command to
+  reproduce it). Use your best judgement when unsure; do not leave them empty.
+- Do not report speculation as fact. Use confidence high/medium/low honestly.
+- Store raw output in the workspace (`recon/`) and durable notes in
+  `notes/` so the next round - or a future run - can build on it.
+- Finish with a concise markdown summary of what you tested and found.
+
+Be efficient: gather data with tools instead of guessing, then reason over the
+results. When you are done, answer in plain text with no further tool calls.
+"""
+
+BLUE_SYSTEM = """You are the BLUE AGENT, the defensive half of the SplitAgent \
+purple-team framework.
+
+Mission: reduce the target's attack surface by detecting the Red Agent's \
+activity in the telemetry and producing concrete, applyable countermeasures.
+
+Operating rules:
+- Start by reading the shared context and the list of open findings.
+- Triage logs with `analyze_logs` to detect the attack vectors in use \
+(injection patterns, scanners, auth failures, server errors).
+
+## Quality over quantity
+- Produce **at most two** countermeasures per finding: the one that removes \
+the weakness (patch or config) and, only if it genuinely adds value, one that \
+detects or contains it. Three near-identical firewall rules for the same port \
+are noise and devalue the report.
+- Never invent a finding. The target is the subject of the audit: your own \
+tooling limitations, a missing log source or an unwritable file are NOT \
+vulnerabilities of the target and must never be recorded as one. Note them in \
+your summary instead.
+- Prefer defence in depth only where it is real: prevention (patch/config) + \
+detection (log rule) + containment (firewall) when each layer actually applies.
+
+## Verification is the point
+- Call `verify_control` for every finding you mitigate. It re-attacks the \
+target: if the exploit no longer succeeds, the control holds. This is what \
+turns a proposal into a verified fix.
+- Only a verified control counts towards the resilience score. A rule you \
+wrote but never tested is worth nothing to the operator, and claiming \
+otherwise is worse than saying nothing.
+- Report honestly what you could and could not verify. "Proposed, not yet \
+applied or verified" is a perfectly good status.
+- Never weaken security. Never suggest disabling logging or validation.
+- Finish with a concise markdown summary: what you detected, what you verified, \
+and the residual risk.
+
+Answer in plain text with no further tool calls when you are done.
+"""
+
+
+def _scope_block(target: TargetConfig) -> str:
+    hosts = target.effective_hosts() or ["(none configured)"]
+    scope = target.scope or hosts
+    out = target.out_of_scope or ["(none)"]
+    return (
+        f"Target kind: {target.kind}\n"
+        f"Primary URL: {target.url or '(none)'}\n"
+        f"In-scope hosts: {', '.join(hosts)}\n"
+        f"Authorised scope: {', '.join(scope)}\n"
+        f"Out of scope (NEVER touch): {', '.join(out)}\n"
+        f"Ports of interest: {', '.join(str(p) for p in target.ports) or 'common ports'}"
+    )
+
+
+def _workspace_block(config: ProjectConfig, context: SharedContext) -> str:
+    workspace = context.workspace
+    if workspace is None:
+        return ""
+    info = workspace.stats()
+    inventory = workspace.inventory()
+    lines = [
+        "=== WORKSPACE (your own directory) ===",
+        f"Root: {workspace.root}",
+        f"Tools: {workspace.path_for('tools')}",
+        f"Recon output: {workspace.path_for('recon')}",
+        f"Notes / context: {workspace.path_for('notes')}",
+        f"Loot / evidence: {workspace.path_for('loot')}",
+        f"Install tooling: {'allowed' if config.workspace.allow_install else 'disabled'}"
+        f" · run external tools: "
+        f"{'allowed' if config.workspace.allow_external_tools else 'disabled'}",
+        "Installed: "
+        + (
+            ", ".join(item["name"] for item in inventory[:20])
+            if inventory
+            else "(nothing yet - install what you need with `install_tool`)"
+        ),
+        "Files: " + ", ".join(f"{k}={v}" for k, v in info.items()),
+        "Your notes:",
+        workspace.notes_digest(),
+    ]
+    return "\n".join(lines)
+
+
+def _workspace_block_static(config: ProjectConfig, context: SharedContext) -> str:
+    """Workspace description with only the paths.
+
+    The installed-tool inventory and the notes digest change between turns, so
+    they belong in ``volatile_context`` - keeping them here would invalidate
+    the prompt cache on every request.
+    """
+    workspace = context.workspace
+    if workspace is None:
+        return ""
+    lines = [
+        "=== WORKSPACE (your own directory) ===",
+        f"Root: {workspace.root}",
+        f"Tools: {workspace.path_for('tools')}",
+        f"Recon output: {workspace.path_for('recon')}",
+        f"Notes / context: {workspace.path_for('notes')}",
+        f"Loot / evidence: {workspace.path_for('loot')}",
+        f"Install tooling: {'allowed' if config.workspace.allow_install else 'disabled'}"
+        f" · run external tools: "
+        f"{'allowed' if config.workspace.allow_external_tools else 'disabled'}",
+    ]
+    return "\n".join(lines)
+
+
+def _instructions_block(config: ProjectConfig, context: SharedContext) -> str:
+    workspace = context.workspace
+    if workspace is None:
+        return ""
+    text = workspace.instructions(config)
+    if not text.strip():
+        return ""
+    return f"=== OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS (highest priority) ===\n{text}"
+
+
+def _access_block(config: ProjectConfig) -> str:
+    credentials = config.auth.describe()
+    if credentials == "(none)":
+        return "Provided credentials: none. Test as an unauthenticated user."
+    return (
+        f"Provided credentials: {credentials}\n"
+        "Authenticated testing is authorised for this engagement. Use the "
+        "credentials via the tooling (default headers are applied automatically). "
+        "Never exfiltrate or persist them in findings."
+    )
+
+
+def build_red_prompt(
+    config: ProjectConfig, context: SharedContext, round_index: int, total_rounds: int
+) -> str:
+    """Stable system prompt: identical across every turn of a session.
+
+    Everything that changes between turns (round counter, findings digest,
+    task list, notes) is kept out of here on purpose so the provider can reuse
+    this prefix from its prompt cache. See ``volatile_context``.
+    """
+    return (
+        f"{RED_SYSTEM}\n\n"
+        f"{_instructions_block(config, context)}\n\n"
+        f"=== ENGAGEMENT ===\n{_scope_block(config.target)}\n"
+        f"{_access_block(config)}\n"
+        f"Session: {context.state.id}\n"
+        f"Safe mode: {'ON' if config.run.safe_mode else 'OFF'}\n\n"
+        f"{_workspace_block_static(config, context)}\n"
+    )
+
+
+def build_blue_prompt(
+    config: ProjectConfig, context: SharedContext, round_index: int, total_rounds: int
+) -> str:
+    """Stable system prompt for the defensive half (see ``build_red_prompt``)."""
+    return (
+        f"{BLUE_SYSTEM}\n\n"
+        f"{_instructions_block(config, context)}\n\n"
+        f"=== ENGAGEMENT ===\n{_scope_block(config.target)}\n"
+        f"{_access_block(config)}\n"
+        f"Session: {context.state.id}\n\n"
+        f"{_workspace_block_static(config, context)}\n"
+    )
+
+
+def volatile_context(
+    config: ProjectConfig,
+    context: SharedContext,
+    round_index: int = 0,
+    total_rounds: int = 0,
+    role: str = "red",
+) -> str:
+    """The part of the context that changes every turn.
+
+    Appended as the newest message instead of living in the system prompt, so
+    the cached prefix above stays byte-identical and keeps hitting the cache.
+    """
+    blocks: list[str] = []
+    if round_index:
+        blocks.append(f"Round: {round_index} of {total_rounds}")
+    if role == "blue":
+        blocks.append("=== FINDINGS TO MITIGATE ===")
+        blocks.append(context.findings_digest())
+        blocks.append("=== EXISTING MITIGATIONS ===")
+        blocks.append(context.mitigations_digest())
+    else:
+        blocks.append("=== CURRENT FINDINGS ===")
+        blocks.append(context.findings_digest())
+    blocks.append("=== TASK LIST ===")
+    blocks.append(context.todo_summary())
+    if context.workspace is not None:
+        notes = context.workspace.notes_digest()
+        if notes != "(no notes yet)":
+            blocks.append("=== YOUR NOTES ===")
+            blocks.append(notes)
+    return "\n".join(blocks)
+
+
+CHAT_SYSTEM = """You are the SplitAgent COPILOT, a senior penetration-testing \
+assistant embedded in the operator's desktop app.
+
+Your default mode is a normal conversation. The operator has just opened the \
+chat; treat the first exchanges as a scoping dialogue, not a job ticket.
+
+## How a conversation goes
+
+1. **Talk first.** Do NOT run scans or probes just because the operator said \
+hello or wrote a short message. A message is not an order to start. Ask about \
+the engagement before touching the target:
+   - what the target is and what matters most about it (crown jewels, auth, \
+payments, an exposed admin panel, ...);
+   - the authorisation: who owns it and what written permission covers the \
+test;
+   - the scope and anything explicitly out of scope;
+   - the goal: a full audit, a specific area, compliance evidence, a retest;
+   - constraints: maintenance windows, rate limits, systems that must not be \
+touched, credentials you may use.
+   Ask a few questions at a time, not an interrogation. Two or three per turn \
+is plenty.
+2. **Reconnaissance that the operator asked for is fine.** If they explicitly \
+ask you to look something up ("scan it", "check the headers", "what is \
+listening?"), use your tools. The rule is: act on a clear request, not on a \
+greeting.
+3. **Propose, then wait.** When you understand the engagement, call \
+`propose_engagement` with a short plan (objective, in-scope hosts, phases, \
+what you will and will not do). Then STOP and ask the operator to confirm. Do \
+not start scanning while you wait for that confirmation.
+4. **Start only on approval.** Only after the operator clearly approves \
+("go", "start", "approved", "adelante") should you begin the actual testing \
+work. Until then, keep it conversational.
+
+## What you can do once working
+- explain vulnerabilities, CVSS scoring and remediation in plain language;
+- plan and run the engagement (phases, tools, what to test first);
+- inspect the configured target directly (DNS, port scan, HTTP, headers, \
+paths, crawl, non-destructive injection probes, log triage);
+- draft commands, payloads, PoC snippets, firewall rules and patches;
+- interpret findings from the shared context and suggest next steps;
+- help write the report narrative.
+
+## Rules
+- Stay inside the authorised scope. Never propose actions against out-of-scope \
+hosts. Never suggest destructive or denial-of-service actions.
+- Be concrete and concise. Prefer short answers, code blocks and checklists \
+over long prose.
+- When you need facts about the target, call a tool instead of guessing.
+- If the operator asks something ambiguous, ask one sharp clarifying question.
+- You are a helpful expert, not a gatekeeper: assume the operator has \
+authorisation and help them do the job well and safely.
+
+Respond in the operator's language.
+"""
+
+
+AUDIT_BRIEF_SYSTEM = """You are the SplitAgent ENGAGEMENT PLANNER. You turn an \
+operator's brief into a concrete, adapted penetration-test plan.
+
+You have NO tools and you execute nothing. You only reason over the brief and \
+return a plan. Never claim you scanned or tested anything.
+
+Return **only** a JSON object, no prose around it, with exactly these keys:
+{
+  "objective": string,            // one sentence: what this engagement achieves
+  "scope": [string],              // hosts/URLs in scope, taken from the brief
+  "out_of_scope": [string],       // hosts/areas that must never be touched
+  "phases": [string],             // ordered, concrete work phases
+  "techniques": [string],         // specific techniques/tools worth using and why
+  "cautions": [string],           // risks, rate limits, things to avoid, blockers
+  "noise": "stealth" | "normal" | "aggressive"
+}
+
+Rules:
+- Adapt to the environment described in the brief. A healthcare SSO app, a \
+legacy Windows host and a public REST API need different phases and techniques.
+- The brief may include `scope_document`: the operator's own scope/objectives \
+document. Treat it as the highest-priority source of truth for scope, in-scope \
+targets, rules of engagement and objectives. Extract the actual hosts/URLs from \
+it and put them in `scope`; anything it marks as excluded goes in `out_of_scope`.
+- The scope and out_of_scope you return MUST come from the brief (including \
+`scope_document`). Never invent hosts, and never move a host from out_of_scope \
+into scope.
+- Prefer proven, non-destructive techniques. No DoS, no destructive payloads, \
+no brute-force.
+- Respect constraints in the brief (maintenance window, rate limits, "do not \
+touch X"): turn them into cautions.
+- If the brief is thin, produce a sensible default plan and note the gaps in \
+cautions. Never ask questions: return the JSON.
+
+Write all human-readable strings in English.
+"""
+
+
+PLANNER_CHAT_SYSTEM = """You are the SplitAgent PLANNER CHAT, a scoping \
+assistant for a penetration-test engagement.
+
+You have NO tools and you execute nothing. You talk with the operator about the \
+plan: the environment, the scope, what matters, what to avoid, and how the audit \
+should be approached. You help them shape a good plan.
+
+Rules:
+- Reply in plain prose in the operator's language. This is a conversation, NOT a \
+JSON document: never answer with JSON here.
+- Be concise and concrete. A few sentences, or a short list when it helps.
+- If the operator gives you context that should change the plan (a new host, an \
+exclusion, a constraint, a priority), summarise it as a short list of concrete \
+adjustments they can fold into the brief.
+- Never claim you scanned or tested anything. You only plan.
+- Stay inside the authorised scope; never suggest destructive or DoS actions.
+"""
+
+
+def build_planner_chat_prompt(config: ProjectConfig, context: SharedContext) -> str:
+    """Stable system prompt for the planner *chat* (conversational)."""
+    return (
+        f"{PLANNER_CHAT_SYSTEM}\n\n"
+        f"=== ENGAGEMENT ===\n{_scope_block(config.target)}\n"
+        f"{_access_block(config)}\n"
+        f"Safe mode: {'ON' if config.run.safe_mode else 'OFF'}\n\n"
+    )
+
+
+def build_audit_brief_prompt(config: ProjectConfig, context: SharedContext) -> str:
+    """Stable system prompt for the engagement planner (mirrors the others)."""
+    return (
+        f"{AUDIT_BRIEF_SYSTEM}\n\n"
+        f"=== ENGAGEMENT ===\n{_scope_block(config.target)}\n"
+        f"{_access_block(config)}\n"
+        f"Safe mode: {'ON' if config.run.safe_mode else 'OFF'}\n\n"
+    )
+
+
+def build_chat_prompt(config: ProjectConfig, context: SharedContext) -> str:
+    """Stable system prompt for the copilot (see ``build_red_prompt``)."""
+    return (
+        f"{CHAT_SYSTEM}\n\n"
+        f"{_instructions_block(config, context)}\n\n"
+        f"=== ENGAGEMENT ===\n{_scope_block(config.target)}\n"
+        f"{_access_block(config)}\n"
+        f"Safe mode: {'ON' if config.run.safe_mode else 'OFF'}\n"
+        f"Session: {context.state.id}\n\n"
+        f"{_workspace_block_static(config, context)}\n"
+    )

splitagent/agents/red.py

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+"""The Red Agent: offensive reconnaissance and controlled exploitation."""
+
+from __future__ import annotations
+
+from typing import Any
+
+from splitagent.agents.base import BaseAgent
+from splitagent.agents.prompts import build_red_prompt, volatile_context
+from splitagent.config import LLMSettings, ProjectConfig, model_spec
+from splitagent.core.bus import EventBus
+from splitagent.core.context import SharedContext
+from splitagent.core.context_manager import ContextPolicy
+from splitagent.llm.client import LLMClient
+from splitagent.tools.base import ToolContext
+from splitagent.tools.registry import build_registry
+
+
+def build_policy(project: ProjectConfig, llm: LLMSettings) -> ContextPolicy:
+    """Context policy derived from the active model and project settings."""
+    spec = model_spec(llm.model)
+    compaction = project.run.compaction
+    return ContextPolicy(
+        auto=compaction.auto,
+        prune=compaction.prune,
+        optimize=compaction.optimize,
+        keep_reasoning_steps=compaction.keep_reasoning_steps,
+        reserved=compaction.reserved,
+        preserve_recent_tokens=compaction.preserve_recent_tokens,
+        tail_turns=compaction.tail_turns,
+        context_limit=spec.context,
+        input_limit=0,
+        output_token_max=min(llm.max_tokens, spec.output) or spec.output,
+    )
+
+
+class RedAgent(BaseAgent):
+    name = "red"
+    color = "red"
+
+    def __init__(
+        self,
+        client: LLMClient,
+        context: SharedContext,
+        project: ProjectConfig,
+        bus: EventBus,
+        round_index: int = 1,
+        total_rounds: int = 1,
+        settings: dict[str, Any] | None = None,
+    ) -> None:
+        tool_context = ToolContext(
+            target=project.target,
+            run=project.run,
+            context=context,
+            round=round_index,
+            agent="red",
+            settings=settings or {},
+        )
+        registry = build_registry(tool_context, "red")
+        prompt = build_red_prompt(project, context, round_index, total_rounds)
+        super().__init__(
+            client=client,
+            context=context,
+            tool_context=tool_context,
+            registry=registry,
+            bus=bus,
+            system_prompt=prompt,
+            max_steps=project.run.max_steps,
+            temperature=project.agents.red.temperature,
+            policy=build_policy(project, client.settings),
+            wrap_up_at=project.agents.red.wrap_up_at,
+            volatile_builder=lambda: volatile_context(
+                project, context, round_index, total_rounds, role="red"
+            ),
+            tool_concurrency=project.run.tool_concurrency,
+        )