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agents-for

The `/agents-for` command filters the pentest-ai agent catalog by domain or tag (web, cloud, mobile, recon, etc.) and returns a focused list of relevant agents with their tier level and matching rationale. Use this to quickly discover which specialized agents are available for your specific penetration testing task without manually reviewing the entire catalog.

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agents-for.md

Filter the pentest-ai agent catalog by the domain or tag below and return a focused list.

Filter:
$ARGUMENTS

Match against this taxonomy. A single argument may match multiple tags (e.g., "ad" matches both "active-directory" and "windows"). Return every agent that matches.

```
recon              → recon-advisor, osint-collector, vuln-scanner
osint              → osint-collector
web                → web-hunter, api-security, bug-bounty, bizlogic-hunter, vuln-scanner
api                → api-security, web-hunter, bug-bounty
ad / active-directory / windows → ad-attacker, credential-tester, privesc-advisor, recon-advisor
cloud / aws / azure / gcp → cloud-security, cicd-redteam
mobile / android / ios → mobile-pentester, reverse-engineer
wireless / wifi / bluetooth → wireless-pentester
social / phishing / se → social-engineer, phishing-operator
exploit / exploitation → exploit-guide, exploit-chainer, poc-validator, payload-crafter
payload / shellcode → payload-crafter, malware-analyst, reverse-engineer
re / reverse / reversing → reverse-engineer, malware-analyst, ctf-solver
malware / ir → malware-analyst, forensics-analyst, detection-engineer
forensics / dfir → forensics-analyst, malware-analyst
detection / blue / siem / sigma → detection-engineer, threat-modeler
threat / threat-model / stride → threat-modeler
stig / compliance / hardening → stig-analyst
priv-esc / privilege-escalation → privesc-advisor
creds / credentials / passwords / hash / cracking → credential-tester
business-logic / bizlogic → bizlogic-hunter
ci / cd / devsecops / pipeline → cicd-redteam
plan / planning / scope / roe → engagement-planner
report / reporting / writeup → report-generator
ctf / htb / hackthebox / tryhackme → ctf-solver
swarm / multi-agent / orchestrate → swarm-orchestrator
```

Output format:

```
**Agents for "<filter>"**:

| Agent | Why it matches | Tier |
|-------|----------------|------|
| <name> | <one-line relevance> | 1 or 2 |
| <name> | <one-line relevance> | 1 or 2 |

**Suggested first command** (in your shell):
> "<a one-line prompt the user can paste into Claude Code that will route to the top match>"
```

Tier 1 = advisory only. Tier 2 = can compose and execute commands with scope confirmation.

Tier 2 agents: recon-advisor, vuln-scanner, web-hunter, ad-attacker, exploit-chainer, poc-validator, bizlogic-hunter.

If the filter doesn't match anything in the taxonomy, return the closest matches, list the unmatched filter, and suggest 2–3 nearby tags from the taxonomy above.