RedTeam

danielmiessler/personal_ai_infrastructure

This deploys 32 parallel adversarial agents to stress test your arguments, plans, or architectures. It breaks content into atomic claims, attacks from expert perspectives (engineers, architects, pentesters, even interns), then produces both a steelman version of your argument and an 8-point counter-argument designed to destroy it. Use it when you need genuine critique before a decision matters or when you're too close to your own idea to see the fatal flaw. The adversarial validation workflow pits competing approaches against each other to synthesize better solutions. It's aggressive by design, which means you'll either strengthen your position or realize you need to pivot before it's expensive.

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last updated: Jun 3, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add danielmiessler/personal_ai_infrastructure --skill RedTeam --agent claude-code

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RedTeam

Contents: Ideal State · Intent Routing · Data & Config · Gotchas · Examples

Attacks ideas, strategies, plans, designs and judgment-layer question sets to find their weak points before reality does. It breaks an argument into atomic claims, attacks each from several adversarial angles, and ranks what survives by severity. A full run splits the attackers across model vendors and ends in a steelman plus the strongest counter-argument; a quick run returns the few strongest objections, often inline inside a subagent that may not spawn agents. Targets arguments, not network vulnerabilities. The two intents compose: a synthesis from AdversarialValidation can be stress-tested with ParallelAnalysis.

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