CDSL-first security infrastructure for offensive research, exploit workflows, and AI-driven defense operations.
We design and ship offensive security tooling for modern attack-surface analysis, exploit validation, automation, and adversarial simulation.
Our core platform is Yaklang / CDSL — a domain-specific cybersecurity language built to express attacks, workflows, protocol logic, red-team operations, and AI-enhanced security reasoning in a programmable, auditable way.
| Capability | Project | Mission |
|---|---|---|
| Security DSL & Runtime | Yaklang | Protocol logic, exploit workflows, automation primitives |
| Red Team Platform | Yakit | Interactive offensive tooling, custom pipelines, testing workflows |
| Code & Audit | IRify | Static review, vulnerability triage, application security analysis |
| AI Security Agents | Memfit · YAK Knowledge | Agentic reasoning for security tasks, knowledge retrieval, decision support |
| Security Skills & Benchmarks | HackSkills · YakSkills | Challenge automation, evaluation, adversarial training |
- Exploit development and validation
- Protocol analysis and payload engineering
- Red-team automation and reproduction workflows
- Attack-surface mapping and simulation
- AI-assisted security reasoning and op support
- Defensive automation informed by real adversary logic
Security is no longer a collection of isolated scripts. It is a programmable system of logic, evidence, and operational behavior.
We build tools that:
- encode attack logic clearly and repeatably
- automate red-team workflows without losing traceability
- turn adversarial reasoning into executable security tasks
- make AI useful for security operations instead of opaque black-box outputs
- connect offensive tradecraft to defensible, testable automation
We build the tooling, the language, and the workflows behind modern cybersecurity operations.

