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Attaxr builds event-driven security software. Aquila is our first product. It runs continuous reconnaissance on your targets: it collects attack-surface data, classifies the data into leads, probes the leads, and ranks vulnerabilities by impact. The Aquila dashboard is at aquila.attaxr.com.

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Video walkthrough

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How Aquila works

Aquila has three cooperating layers:
  • Collection. Scans and workflows drive recon tools. The tools publish events.
  • Classification. The classification agent probes and scores new leads. Hackbot, the chat copilot, can hunt on its own and open findings.
  • Delivery. The dashboard, reports, notifications, and the MCP server expose the results.

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Set up your account

1

Sign in

Open aquila.attaxr.com and sign in. Verify your email address when Aquila asks.
2

Connect an AI provider

Open the user menu (your avatar, top right), select Settings, then select AI Providers. Store a key for your AI provider.The scan wizard, classification, JavaScript analysis, and reinforcement stay disabled until you store at least one key. See AI providers.
3

Start your first scan

Click New Scan in the dashboard header. In the wizard, enter the scope: the domains, URLs, or IP addresses that Aquila can scan. You can also describe your goal. Then start the scan. Aquila plans a workflow and runs the recon tools inside the scope. See Scans.
4

Read the results

  • Leads lists the hosts and endpoints that the scan found.
  • Vulnerabilities lists confirmed findings, ranked by impact.
  • Reports holds the written reports for your findings.
5

Connect your coding agent (optional)

Aquila’s MCP server gives Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and Codex the same recon tools that Hackbot uses. Follow Connect a coding agent.

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Get help

Click the question mark icon (Support) in the dashboard header. It opens this documentation in a new tab.

Connect a coding agent

MCP setup for Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, and Codex.

API quickstart

Make your first API call with your API key.