Autonomous agent
It runs tools and shows real results in chat cards.
Orso Connect helps you work through the owasp api top 10 as a starting list. It runs tools, reads files, and writes reports for your API security testing workflow.
It runs tools and shows real results in chat cards.
Chats and keys stay on your PC without telemetry.
It pauses before changing files or running commands.
Describe a check and the agent runs the tools to verify it.
openapi.yamlloadedhttp_get https://staging/api/orders/1200 OKhttp_get /orders/2 as user B403 ForbiddenAuthorization3 matchesfix.pysavedThe agent reads the OpenAPI file to list endpoints and uses grep to find route handlers in your code so it knows where to look. It checks access. It uses http_get to send requests to your staging URL. It verifies that login tokens expire correctly and checks for broken object level authorization by swapping user IDs. Api key exposure in page source is a common risk that the agent helps you identify during review. It reads error logs for leaked details and writes a report with severity levels for each finding. You review the plan in Plan only mode before accepting any changes to the working folder. This process aligns with the owasp api top 10 guidelines for securing your application programming interface.
The agent uses grep to find candidate key patterns in your source files and edit_file proposes moving them to configuration with a diff in Ask first mode. You review the changes. It works locally on your Windows PC. The owasp api security top 10 guides these checks. Hardcoded api keys shipped in apps often leak secrets. No rate limit on login and otp causes issues. The agent logs all findings for your records. It keeps secrets out of shared notes and reports.
It is not a hosted service or plugin. It is meant only for your own files, PC and servers you are authorised to use. You keep the work within them. The agent does not enforce scope. Shell, web and SSH are not folder-bound. There is no guarantee that code, scans or analysis are correct.