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Signal Over Noise

Scanners like Burp, Nuclei, and Nessus are excellent at finding vulnerabilities and useless at telling you which ones matter.

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Pipeline normalizes scanner output, clusters duplicates, filters false positives, and self-audits its triage before ranking by exploitability and exposure.

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Scanners like Burp, Nuclei, and Nessus are excellent at finding vulnerabilities and useless at telling you which ones matter. A single scan returns hundreds of raw findings — duplicates, false positives, and low-risk noise tangled up with the handful that could actually get you breached. Triaging that by hand costs a security engineer days per cycle. This is an autonomous triage and remediation agent. You give it raw scanner output plus a short description of your environment, and it runs a multi-stage pipeline: it normalizes the findings, clusters duplicates, filters false positives, prioritizes what remains by real exploitability and asset exposure, audits its own triage and corrects its mistakes, then produces owner-assigned remediation steps and an exportable report. A multi-day manual workflow becomes a sub-minute one — and it shows its work at every stage, so the output is auditable rather than a black box. It is strictly defensive: it triages and recommends fixes, and never generates exploits.
vulnsintelligencedb/vuln-triage-agent★ 10 forksJavaScriptMITCreated Jun 13, 2026 · last push Jun 13, 2026

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# Vuln Triage Agent

**🔗 Live demo:** https://vuln-triage-agent.onrender.com

**Scanners find vulnerabilities. They don't triage them. This does.**

Burp Suite, Nuclei, and Nessus are excellent at *finding* issues and useless at telling you which ones matter. A single scan returns hundreds of raw findings — duplicates, false positives, and low-risk noise tangled up with the handful of issues that could actually get you breached. Triaging that by hand costs a security engineer days per cycle.

This is an autonomous triage and remediation agent. Feed it raw scanner output plus a short description of your environment, and it runs a multi-stage pipeline that normalizes findings, clusters duplicates, filters false positives, prioritizes by real exploitability and asset exposure, **audits its own triage and corrects its mistakes**, then produces owner-assigned remediation steps and an exportable report. A multi-day manual workflow becomes a sub-minute one — and it shows its work at every stage.

It is strictly **defensive**: it triages and recommends fixes. It does not generate exploits, proof-of-concept attacks, or offensive tooling.

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## ⚠️ Hackathon attribution — what was built during the event

### Built during the hackathon (100% of this repository)
- **The 7-stage Claude orchestration pipeline** (`src/App.jsx`) — plan → normalize → dedupe/false-positive → prioritize → verify → remediate → self-grade.
- **The self-verification loop** — Claude audits its own prioritization,

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