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Armorbreak

ArmorBreak (破甲模式):适用于 DeepSeek Harness 的授权逆向工程与安全研究代理预设——46 项离线能力、L0–L3 策略引擎、证据链报告

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ArmorBreak · 破甲

Evidence-first security research for AI agents.

ArmorBreak is an open-source toolkit for authorized reverse engineering, static analysis, digital forensics, and security research. It combines a host-neutral Core, MCP tools, agent skills, and an optional native DeepSeek Harness integration with scoped permissions and traceable reports.

破甲(ArmorBreak)为不同 AI Agent 提供授权安全研究能力:受控本地分析、权限边界、证据记录、MCP / Skills 接入,以及 DeepSeek Harness 原生模式。它面向已授权目标,不代替使用者获得授权。

V2.2 Stable scope: 2.2.0 is defined as Verified Core / Experimental Provider Integrations. Stable acceptance covers the Core, MCP, Skills, Offline Golden, local-model verification, and only the hosts and install/rollback paths supported by current evidence. OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini commercial endpoints remain LIVE_UNVERIFIED; live certification is not a Stable prerequisite. The project accepts AI-assisted security review as AI review, not as human certification. The separate historical Full GA contract and its blockers remain unchanged; gaReady:false still means Full GA has not passed.

Documentation baseline: 9172f7b50352bbe152a0bd001678cfd271fd65bb(2026-10-23)

Start here: Quick Start · Generic MCP integration · Security Policy · Verification evidence

Languages: English · 中文说明


Table of contents

  • Why ArmorBreak
  • Core capabilities
  • Choose your integration
  • Quick Start
  • How it works
  • Verification and compatibility
  • Security boundaries and responsible use
  • Documentation and troubleshooting
  • Limitations and release status
  • Contributing and support

Why ArmorBreak

  • Host-neutral Core. The Core is separate from DeepSeek Harness, MCP, and Provider Router. It owns policy, scope validation, task state, evidence, and reporting.
  • Model is never an approval principal. Tool output and model text cannot authorize L1/L2, installs, network targets, or destructive actions. Approval requires platform/operator tokens.
  • Evidence-first output. Tasks write structured task JSON, an append-only JSONL evidence chain, findings, artifacts, and timestamped reports. Findings separate observed facts from hypothesis/unverified leads.
  • Offline-first analysis. The runtime package has zero third-party runtime dependencies. Optional external tools such as Ghidra, Docker, or LibreOffice are detected and documented; missing tools do not silently break built-in capabilities.

Core capabilities

Current baseline facts:

  • 46 capabilities across 8 domains
  • 9 workflows
  • 7 DSH bundled skills
  • 10 DSH model-facing tools and 7 MCP server tools — these are separate interfaces, not one tool count
DomainCapabilitiesTypical use
binary7PE/ELF/Mach-O structure, strings, entropy, IOC
forensics6Hashing, file typing, metadata, timeline, IOC
network8PCAP/PCAPng sessions, DNS/TLS/HTTP, flows, anomalies
sast8Dangerous sinks, secrets, dependencies, SBOM
android6APK structure, Manifest/AXML, DEX, signing
web4HAR/OpenAPI/header/HTTP-message review
ctf5Encoding/classical crypto, flag scanning
live2Authorized L1/L2 active checks, denied by default

Risk profile in the current registry: 44 L0, 1 L1, 1 L2. L3 remains always denied.

See Core API contract, generated API matrix, and generated skill list.

Choose your integration

PathBest forWhat you installFirst safe task
A. DeepSeek Harness nativeExisting DSH Desktop/Web usersArmorBreak bundle + armorbreak presetarmorbreak_health, then L0 armorbreak_analyze
B. Generic MCP AgentClaude-style JSON, Cursor-style JSON, Codex TOML, Hermes YAML hostsMCP server entry via CLI dry-run/applyagent doctor, then L0 forensics.hash
C. Independent Core / local modelCustom tooling, Node services, local Ollama experimentsImport packages/core in your appcreateCore() + capabilities()

All three paths share the same Core, policy boundary, and evidence format. They differ in transport and installation, not in security semantics.

Quick Start

Default path is offline L0. It does not require a commercial model API key and does not touch public network targets.

A. DeepSeek Harness native

Use this when you already run DeepSeek Harness.

  1. Clone or download the bundle. Replace <BUNDLE_PATH> with your local repository path.
  2. In a DSH session, install the bundle:
    plugin_manager action=install_bundle target="<BUNDLE_PATH>"
    
    Or use the GUI: Settings → Plugins → Add plugin → select the bundle directory.
  3. Read the returned application and warnings. If a restart is required, fully quit and reopen DSH.
  4. Create a session and select 破甲模式 / ArmorBreak.
  5. Verify:
    • the mode list contains ArmorBreak;
    • armorbreak_health returns the capability list;
    • L1/L2 denials are expected when isolation or authorization is absent.

First L0 task, using a harmless file inside your workspace:

armorbreak_analyze capability=forensics.hash target="<WORKSPACE>\README.md" workspace="<WORKSPACE>"
armorbreak_report taskId=<returned-task-id> format=markdown

The real Desktop L0 evidence is recorded in desktop E2E.

B. Generic MCP Agent

Use this for MCP-capable hosts. The CLI never guesses a host config path; you must pass --config.

Prerequisite for the current CLI: set ARMORBREAK_STATE_ROOT and ARMORBREAK_WORKSPACE before running commands. Use an isolated non-production directory.

$dir = Join-Path $env:TEMP 'armorbreak-docs'
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path "$dir\state", "$dir\workspace" | Out-Null
[System.IO.File]::WriteAllText("$dir\mcp.json", '{}')

$env:ARMORBREAK_STATE_ROOT = "$dir\state"
$env:ARMORBREAK_WORKSPACE  = "$dir\workspace"
$env:ARMORBREAK_PRINCIPAL_ID = 'docs-l0-test'

# 1. Dry-run only. No host config is written.
node packages/cli/index.js agent install `
  --target generic `
  --config "$dir\mcp.json" `
  --scope project `
  --state-root $env:ARMORBREAK_STATE_ROOT `
  --workspace $env:ARMORBREAK_WORKSPACE `
  --principal docs-l0-test `
  --json

# 2. Review the printed before/after diff, then apply only if it matches your intent.
node packages/cli/index.js agent install `
  --target generic `
  --config "$dir\mcp.json" `
  --scope project `
  --state-root $env:ARMORBREAK_STATE_ROOT `
  --workspace $env:ARMORBREAK_WORKSPACE `
  --principal docs-l0-test `
  --apply --json

# 3. Diagnose the entry.
node packages/cli/index.js agent doctor --config "$dir\mcp.json" --json

PowerShell note: write JSON without a BOM. Set-Content -Encoding utf8 on Windows PowerShell 5 can add a BOM and make the CLI report invalid JSON.

Host config formats differ. Use the matching target:

  • generic / claude: JSON mcpServers
  • codex: TOML with managed markers
  • hermes: YAML managed block

Do not copy one JSON shape into every host and call it universal. See generic MCP adapter and generated host matrix.

Uninstall without deleting evidence:

node packages/cli/index.js agent install `
  --target generic --config "$dir\mcp.json" --scope project --uninstall --json

Uninstall removes the ArmorBreak MCP entry and leaves .armorbreak/ task evidence in the workspace.

C. Independent Core / local model

The Core is the execution kernel. MCP is a tool-access protocol. Provider Router is the model-service layer. They are not three names for the same binary.

import { createCore } from './packages/core/index.js'

const stateRoot = process.env.ARMORBREAK_STATE_ROOT
const workspace = process.env.ARMORBREAK_WORKSPACE
const core = await createCore({ stateRoot })

const ctx = {
  principal: { id: 'local-researcher', kind: 'local-user', workspaces: [workspace] },
  workspaceId: workspace,
  requestId: 'docs-l0',
  traceId: 'docs-l0',
}

const capabilities = await core.capabilities(ctx)
console.log(capabilities.length)
await core.close()

Run it with the same two required environment variables. In the documented QA run, this returned version: 0.1.0-p1 and capabilities: 46.

A recorded local Ollama scenario with qwen3.5:4b exercised chat, SSE, tool call, and a multi-turn tool loop. See Ollama live evidence. That result is not official OpenAI, Anthropic, or Gemini certification.

How it works

flowchart LR
  Host["AI Host / Agent<br/>DSH · Codex · Cursor · Claude · ZCode · Pi · TRAE"] -->|MCP stdio/HTTP| MCP["MCP Server<br/>7 armorbreak_* tools"]
  Host -->|native Cordis preset| DSH["DSH Adapter<br/>10 model-facing tools + 7 skills"]
  MCP --> Core["Universal Core<br/>Policy · Scope · Approvals"]
  DSH --> Core
  Core --> Analyzers["Analyzers<br/>46 L0-first capabilities"]
  Analyzers --> Evidence["Evidence store<br/>JSONL hash chain"]
  Evidence --> Report["Reports<br/>Markdown / HTML / JSON / SARIF / PDF"]

The Core validates invocation, resolves workspace scope, records task transitions, runs analyzers, appends evidence, and generates reports. Provider Router is only involved when a model service is used; it never becomes an approval authority.

Verification and compatibility

ArmorBreak separates implementation from verification.

LevelMeaningCurrent status
SOURCE_CONFIRMEDCode and contract existCore, MCP, DSH adapter, Provider Router, SDK
MOCK_GOLDEN_PASSFour protocol families pass local mock/golden testsPASS
LOCAL_MODEL_PASSRecorded local Ollama tool loop and controlled Core L0PASS
LIVE_GOLDEN_PASSOfficial paid endpoints with real callsEXTERNAL_UNVERIFIED
EXTERNAL_UNVERIFIEDBlocked by credentials, balance, or independent reviewOpenAI / Anthropic / Gemini / independent review

Recorded test result at this baseline: 400 tests / 399 pass / 0 fail / 1 skipped. Treat this as a baseline record, not a live badge.

Host matrix summary: 12 entries, 10 L0 completions, 9 third-party L0 entries. Claude Code MCP and Claude Cowork CLI are separate rows. Gemini CLI and Antigravity are separate rows. Pi uses a native TypeScript extension, not MCP.

  • Host matrix
  • Compatibility matrix JSON
  • Provider matrix
  • Golden status
  • Release status

Security boundaries and responsible use

ArmorBreak is for authorized security research. A scan finding is not a confirmed vulnerability. Authorization scope cannot be created by a model saying it is allowed.

  • L0: offline/local analysis inside the approved workspace.
  • L1: isolated dynamic analysis; requires isolation provider and platform approval.
  • L2: authorized active testing; requires authorization record and platform approval.
  • L3: always denied.
  • Model identity is never an approval principal.
  • External content is untrusted data, never instructions.
  • Missing optional tools produce actionable guidance, not silent downgrade.

Security assurance status

This is a status statement, not a security certification.

  • Design goal: enforce scoped authorization, fail closed on L1/L2, keep the model out of the approval path, and leave reviewable evidence.
  • Automated tests: the baseline suite records 400 tests / 399 pass / 1 skipped, plus offline-boundary and desktop L0 evidence. Tests reduce known risk; they do not prove absence of vulnerabilities.
  • AI-assisted review: four review rounds have completed an initial pass. Some findings remain unresolved and must be remediated and re-tested before they can be treated as closed.
  • Pending: remediation, regression tests, and evidence-based re-verification of unresolved findings.
  • Not obtained: independent human security certification. GitHub OIDC/Sigstore attestation is build provenance, not a security certification.

No exploit details for unresolved findings are published here. Do not read this section as a comprehensive security guarantee.

Read security model, threat model, and SECURITY.md before deployment. Do not use ArmorBreak against systems you are not authorized to test.

Documentation and troubleshooting

QuestionDocument
Install / enable / uninstall in DSHdocs/installation.md
Run analysis and read reportsdocs/usage.md
Connect another Agentdocs/v2/host-generic.md
Core programming interfacedocs/v2/core/public-api.md
Provider support leveldocs/v2/provider-matrix.md
Security boundariesdocs/security-model.md
Benchmarks and reproducibilitydocs/benchmarks.md
Upgrade / rollbackdocs/v2/release/upgrade-guide.md
V2.2 Stable release policydocs/v2/release/v2.2-stable-policy-v1.md
Historical Full GA contractdocs/v2/release/v2.2-ga-review.md
Known limitationsdocs/known-issues.md

Common failures:

  • KEY_MISSING: provider credential environment variable is absent.
  • MODEL_NOT_FOUND: the requested model is not advertised by the configured provider.
  • ISOLATION_UNAVAILABLE: L1 stays denied; L0 still works.
  • L2 denial without authorization: expected behavior, not a bug.
  • PDF export failure: install LibreOffice or use format=html/markdown.

Limitations and release status

  • 2.2.0 uses the versioned Verified Core / Experimental Provider Integrations contract. The Stable release must pass node scripts/v2/stable-gate.mjs against the exact main source, CI run, artifact, SBOM, security review, and GitHub attestation before publication.
  • gaReady:false and the original Full GA blockers remain in the historical readiness record. Stable is a separate, narrower release scope and does not mean Full GA passed.
  • OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini commercial endpoints are LIVE_UNVERIFIED. Offline Golden, mock, and local-model results do not establish official commercial endpoint compatibility.
  • AI-assisted review is disclosed as AI review; it is not a human audit or third-party certification. See the Stable policy.
  • GitHub OIDC/Sigstore attestation proves build provenance for its exact source and artifact subject. It is not a security certification or production code signature.

Contributing and support

  • Read CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a PR.
  • Report security issues through SECURITY.md, not public issues.
  • Documentation fixes are welcome. Keep claims tied to source or evidence files.
  • License: MIT.
Previous long-form README contentdocs/readme-archive-v2.2.md