Enterprise overview
What PentAGI Enterprise 3.0 adds to the open-source edition — agent profiles, plugins and MCP servers, customer-ready reports and a live attack-chain view.
PentAGI Enterprise builds on the open-source engine and adds what teams need to deliver engagementsengagementThe work a security team delivers to its client, such as a penetration test of the client's systems. Each PentAGI run within it is a flow.: a customer-ready reportreportThe document PentAGI writes about a flow and its findings. In Enterprise, it is a customer-ready document built from a template., agentsagentAn AI agent of PentAGI: a model with its own prompt, settings and tools that does one kind of work in a flow, such as testing, writing code or searching the web. matched to each subtasksubtaskOne step of a task. PentAGI plans the subtasks of each task and adjusts them as the work goes on., your own toolstoolWhat an agent acts through: a built-in capability such as the terminal, the isolated browser or web search, or a program in the sandbox such as nmap, metasploit or sqlmap. through pluginspluginIn Enterprise, a package in the open Agent Plugins format that adds skills, MCP servers and agent profiles. and MCP, and a live view of the attack chainattack chainThe sequence of steps that led to access, from the first finding to the goal of the test..
Agent profiles
A planner picks the role, model and tools for each subtask.
Plugins and MCP
Bring skills and external tools to the agents.
Reports
Template-driven documents in Markdown, PDF and DOCX.
Knowledge graph
A native graph engine and the attack-chain dashboard.
Licenses are issued and managed in the PentAGI Console. The full comparison of editions is on the Enterprise page.
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