Reports
Overview
Run adversarial agent tests and repository security reports from a single Reports view.
Reports (/app/reports) lists every security test run in your organization—both agent red-team projects and repository scans—in one searchable table.
Report types
| Type | What it tests | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Agent | An AI system in production (chatbot, coding agent, voice agent, workflow, etc.) | Jailbreaks, policy violations, unsafe tool use |
| Repository | A GitHub codebase | Vulnerabilities, unsafe patterns, dependency and config issues |
Create either type from Reports → Create report (/app/reports/new).
Report list
The list shows name, source, type, status, and last activity. Use search and pagination to find past runs. Selecting a report opens its detail view:
- Agent projects →
/app/red-team/agents/[id](legacy path; same project) - Repository reports →
/app/red-team/repositories/[id](legacy path; same report)
Findings from reports
Repository reports can produce findings that appear on the Findings page for triage. Agent projects may surface issues in the project detail UI depending on your configuration.
Prerequisites
- Agent reports — no GitHub repo required; describe the agent and select an agent type.
- Repository reports — Superagent Security installed on the target repo with repository access.
Legacy navigation
The sidebar previously listed Red Teaming sub-items separately. Those flows now live under Reports:
| Old area | New location |
|---|---|
| Red Teaming → Agents | Reports (agent type) |
| Red Teaming → Repositories | Reports (repository type) |
| Safety tests | Reports |