jd-opensource/JoySafeter
🚀 JoySafeter: An enterprise AI Agent Platform—Not just chatting. building、running、testing, and tracing autonomous Agent Teams with visual orchestration...
What it solves
JoySafeter addresses the limitations of traditional security tooling, where scripts are often brittle and manual coordination between engineers is required for complex tasks. It replaces manual security operations with AI-driven Security Operations (AISecOps), enabling the automation of high-effort tasks like APK vulnerability analysis and penetration testing through autonomous, adaptive agents.
How it works
The platform uses a multi-agent orchestration system powered by LangGraph and DeepAgents. It allows users to build security agents using a no-code visual editor or natural language descriptions. These agents can access over 200 pre-integrated security tools (such as Nmap, Nuclei, and Trivy) via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). The system employs a manager-worker collaboration model with long- and short-term memory to allow agents to adapt their actions based on real-time findings—for example, automatically triggering authentication bypass tests upon discovering a login page.
Who it’s for
It is designed for security engineers and organizations looking to scale their security automation, move from static playbooks to dynamic AI agents, and implement production-grade security orchestration with enterprise features like multi-tenancy and isolated sandboxes.
Highlights
- Visual Agent Builder: A no-code drag-and-drop editor for creating complex workflows with loops and conditionals.
- Extensive Tooling: Integration with 200+ security tools via MCP and 30+ pre-built skills.
- DeepAgents Orchestration: Multi-level agent collaboration with evolving memory and state management.
- Enterprise-Grade Infrastructure: Includes multi-tenant isolated sandboxes for secure code execution, SSO integration, and full audit trails.
- Observability: Real-time tracing of agent decisions and state transitions via Langfuse.
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