OpenAI has product pages for Daybreak Red Team and Daybreak Defense Factory. Red Team tests web applications with agents. Defense Factory has agents prepare patches that engineers review before a merge.
The page says a coordinated team of agents uses source code and app context to investigate attack paths and confirm vulnerabilities.
Engineers review and test a proposed patch before it is merged.
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