Skill Detail

Scan agent workflows for tools, MCP exposure, and adversarial risk with Agentic Radar

Use Agentic Radar to statically scan agent workflows, map tools and MCP servers, generate shareable security reports, and optionally run adversarial runtime tests before rollout.

Security & VerificationMulti-Framework
Security & Verification Multi-Framework Security Reviewed
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Works best when you want a reusable capability, not another fragile one-off prompt.
At a glance
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Install & setup
Install with `pip install agentic-radar`. For framework-specific extras, use `pip install "agentic-radar[crewai]"` or `pip install "agentic-radar[openai-agents]"` when needed. Run `agentic-radar scan <framework> -i <path> -o report.html` to generate a report, or `agentic-radar test openai-agents "<entrypoint>"` for runtime adversarial testing.
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SPLX AI
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Last updated
Apr 20, 2026
Quick brief

Use Agentic Radar when the job is to inspect an agent workflow before release, inventory its tools and MCP servers, map likely vulnerabilities, and produce a reviewable report for security or engineering follow-up. The upstream project supports explicit framework-targeted scan commands such as `agentic-radar scan langgraph`, `scan crewai`, `scan n8n`, `scan openai-agents`, and `scan autogen`, plus a runtime `test` mode for adversarial checks in supported workflows.

How it works

What this skill actually does

Invoke this instead of using the product normally when you need a repeatable pre-deployment review step, not just a generic security platform. The operator workflow is concrete: point Agentic Radar at a workflow, choose the framework, generate the HTML report, inspect MCP and tool findings, and optionally run the built-in vulnerability test suite against an entrypoint.

The scope boundary that keeps this skill-shaped is narrow and operational: workflow security inspection and targeted agent testing. It is not a generic agent framework listing, not a plain product card, and not a broad SDK entry. The user is invoking a specific audit workflow with clear inputs, outputs, and stop conditions.