WatchTowerPT

Autonomous Professional Penetration Testing Agent

WatchTowerPT is an AI-powered autonomous pentester built on the Claude Code SDK. It conducts full professional penetration tests against authorized targets — from initial reconnaissance through post-exploitation, credential harvesting, lateral movement, and final report generation.

Two interfaces are available: a local web UI (recommended for multi-target work) and a terminal TUI (for single-target, keyboard-first workflows).

Features

Feature	Description
Web UI	Local browser dashboard at `http://127.0.0.1:7777` — multi-target sidebar, live feed, findings panel, intel tab, reports viewer, session management
Terminal TUI	Two-panel terminal UI — activity feed + live stats (findings, hosts, intel, active tool, VPN status)
PTES Methodology	6-phase professional pentest (Recon → Enum → Vuln Analysis → Exploit → Post-Exploit → Report)
CPTS Methodology	HTB-style non-linear per-host state machine (DISCOVERED→SCANNED→ENUMERATED→EXPLOITED→PILLAGED→OWNED)
Red Team Mode	RCE-focused with prioritized 12-vector attack queue and full data collection playbook
Professional Reports	Auto-generated Markdown + HTML reports with CVSS scores, PoC commands, and evidence
Auto Evidence Capture	Every tool execution saved as HTML evidence file in the report folder
Multi-Target / Parallel	Run agents against multiple targets simultaneously with configurable parallelism
Bulk Import	Paste or upload a target list (`target \| instruction \| type`) to launch multiple engagements at once
Session Resume	Resume any prior session from the web UI or `--resume` flag — agent picks up where it left off
Exploit Verification	Second-pass agent independently confirms findings and eliminates false positives
Active Directory Mode	Full AD attack chain — kerbrute, AS-REP roasting, Kerberoasting, BloodHound, DCSync, PTH/PTT
Evasion Mode	Non-evasive / hybrid / evasive timing and fragmentation profiles
NordVPN IP Rotation	Auto-rotates source IP when agent detects blocking (WAF, rate-limit, CAPTCHA). Kill Switch respected — never disabled
Per-Host Tracking	Live compromise state per host with phase icons in dashboard
Lateral Movement Map	Tracks and reports every lateral move across the network
Artifact & Cleanup Tracker	Logs every file dropped on targets and cleanup status
Startup Tool Check	Checks 35+ pentest tools at launch and prints a table of what's missing with install commands
Auto Tool Install	During engagement, if a needed tool is missing the agent installs it automatically (apt/pip/gem/go)
Web UI Authentication	Password-protect the web UI with `--web-password` or `WEB_PASSWORD` env var — session cookie auth, 24 h TTL
Zero Telemetry	No analytics, no external logging, no data leaves your machine

Installation

Automated Install (Recommended)

One command installs everything: Python check, Node.js 20+, Claude Code CLI, and WatchTowerPT with web UI support.

git clone https://github.com/trulybad/WatchTowerPT.git
cd WatchTowerPT
bash install.sh

For VPS / headless servers (shows hosted startup command in the summary):

bash install.sh --vps

The script handles all prerequisites automatically on Kali, Ubuntu, and Debian (amd64/arm64). After it finishes, skip to Authenticate with Anthropic.

Manual Install

If you prefer to install each component yourself:

Step 1 — System prerequisites

# Python 3.12+
sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y python3.12 python3-pip

# Node.js 20+ (required for Claude Code CLI)
curl -fsSL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_20.x | sudo bash -
sudo apt install -y nodejs

Step 2 — Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/trulybad/WatchTowerPT.git
cd WatchTowerPT

Step 3 — Install WatchTowerPT with web UI support

pip install -e '.[web]'

If you get an externally-managed-environment error (Debian/Ubuntu), run: pip install -e '.[web]' --break-system-packages

Step 4 — Install Claude Code CLI

npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code

Step 5 — Verify

watchtowerpt --help

If the command is not found, add ~/.local/bin to your PATH:

echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc && source ~/.bashrc

Authenticate with Anthropic

Run the Claude Code CLI once to log in (first time only):

claude

Follow the login prompt. You need either an Anthropic API key or an active Claude subscription (Pro/Max/Team).

Optional — NordVPN IP Rotation

sh <(curl -sSf https://downloads.nordcdn.com/apps/linux/install.sh)
nordvpn login
nordvpn set killswitch on

WatchTowerPT auto-detects nordvpn at startup — no extra flags needed.

Web UI

Launch the local web dashboard:

watchtowerpt --web

Open http://127.0.0.1:7777 in your browser. The UI is plain HTML/JS with no external dependencies — works fully offline and in air-gapped environments.

VPS / Hosted Deployment

To run WatchTowerPT on a remote server and access it from your browser:

# Bind to all interfaces on port 7777 with password protection
watchtowerpt --web --web-host 0.0.0.0 --web-port 7777 --web-password MySecret42

Then open http://<your-server-ip>:7777 in your browser.

--web-host 0.0.0.0 makes the server listen on all network interfaces instead of localhost only
Browser auto-open is automatically skipped when binding to a non-local address
Always set --web-password when exposing the UI over a network — see Authentication below
For internet-facing deployments, put WatchTowerPT behind a reverse proxy (nginx, Caddy) that terminates TLS

Authentication

By default the UI is accessible without a password (safe for localhost). For hosted deployments, set a password:

# Via flag
watchtowerpt --web --web-password MySecret42

# Via environment variable (preferred for scripts)
WEB_PASSWORD=MySecret42 watchtowerpt --web

When a password is set:

A full-screen login form is shown on first visit and after session expiry
Sessions last 24 hours (cookie-based, HttpOnly, SameSite=Lax)
A Logout button appears in the header
All /api/* routes and the WebSocket reject unauthenticated requests with 401 / close code 1008

Note: Without HTTPS the password travels in plaintext over the network. For internet-facing deployments, put WatchTowerPT behind a reverse proxy (nginx, Caddy) that terminates TLS.

Quick start with a pre-loaded target

watchtowerpt --web --target 10.10.11.50

The engagement starts automatically when the server opens, and you land directly on its feed.

Web UI layout

┌─ Sidebar ────────┬─── Feed / Findings / Intel / Reports / Notes ──────┬─ Right Panel ─┐
│ ◈ WATCHTOWERPT   │  Feed  Findings  Intel  Reports  Notes  [Filter]    │ Findings      │
│                  │ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────   │  Critical  0  │
│ Targets          │  13:41:02 ● Starting reconnaissance…                 │  High      2  │
│  ● 10.10.11.50   │  ━━━━━ RECONNAISSANCE ━━━━━                          │  Medium    1  │
│    running       │  ▍ nmap    ⟳ 14s                                     │               │
│  ○ 192.168.1.0   │    $ nmap -sV -sC 10.10.11.50                        │ Intel         │
│    completed 3F  │  ▍ nmap    ✓ 1m 12s                                  │  Creds     1  │
│                  │    [open 22,80,443,8080]                             │  Data      2  │
│ 📋 Prior Sessions│  HIGH: CVE-2021-27065 — Exchange RCE                 │  Laterals  0  │
│ + New Engagement │  ━━━━━ EXPLOITATION ━━━━━                            │               │
└──────────────────┴────────────────────────────────────────────────────┴───────────────┘

Feed tab

Real-time agent output streamed over WebSocket — one persistent connection per target, all open simultaneously
Phase separators divide the feed into phases (RECONNAISSANCE, ENUMERATION, etc.)
Tool blocks are collapsible <details> elements — auto-expand when running, auto-collapse on completion, showing command, elapsed time, and output
Finding banners (colour-coded by severity) are clickable — opens the full detail modal
★ Tag any message or finding to append it to the Notes tab (hover the item, click ★)
Filter bar — real-time search across the feed (Ctrl+F)
⬇ Feed — download the full feed as a Markdown file
↓ Jump button — appears when you scroll up; click to return to live tail
Click any tool output to copy it to clipboard
Feed is automatically trimmed at 1 500 items to prevent memory growth on long runs

Findings tab

Table sorted by severity with CVSS score column
Severity filter — [All] [CRITICAL] [HIGH] [MEDIUM] [LOW] [INFO]
Click any finding to open the detail modal: CVSS score, CVE reference (links to NVD), PoC command, PoC output, remediation
⬇ CSV / ⬇ JSON — export all findings for the active target

Intel tab

Live structured view of red team intelligence collected during the engagement — updated in real-time as events arrive.

Harvested Credentials — every [CRED] marker the agent emits appears here as a row with description, source host, and timestamp. Click ⬇ CSV to export all credentials.

Data Collected — every [DATA:TYPE] marker appears with a colour-coded type badge (CREDENTIALS, DATABASE, FILE, HASH, KEY, PII, CLOUD) and description.

Lateral Movement — every [LATERAL:src→dst] marker appears as a source IP → destination IP row with technique.

All three sections are collapsible. The Intel tab badge shows the total count of items collected. The right panel shows a live Intel summary (Credentials / Data items / Lateral moves) whenever any intel has been collected.

Reports tab

Lists all .md and .html report files for the active target
HTML reports open in a sandboxed iframe that fills the pane
Markdown reports render in a styled inline viewer
Report list auto-refreshes when the engagement completes

Notes tab

Per-target notes auto-saved to ~/.watchtowerpt/notes/<target>.md
Notes persist across browser sessions
⬇ Export — download notes as Markdown
Items tagged with ★ in the feed are automatically appended here

New Engagement modal (Ctrl+N)

Single Target tab:

Field	Description
Target	IP, CIDR, or URL
Operator Instruction	Extra context for the agent (optional)
Engagement Type	External / Internal / Web App / API / Red Team
Methodology	Blackbox / Greybox / Whitebox (activates CPTS prompt)
Evasion	Non-evasive / Hybrid / Evasive
Network Mode	NAT (bind shells, tunnels) or WAN (reverse shells)
Backend	Claude / OpenAI / Ollama
Attacker IP	LHOST for reverse shells
AD Domain / DC IP	Active Directory targeting
In-Scope	CIDR/hosts to stay within (one per line)
Out-of-Scope	Items to avoid (one per line)
Prior Work Path	Path to a prior report — agent resumes from there
Compact Prompt	Shorter system prompt (~65% fewer tokens)
Mask Targets	Replaces IPs with aliases before sending to cloud API

Bulk Import tab:

Paste one target per line, optionally pipe-separated:

10.10.11.50
10.10.11.51 | Focus on AD exploitation | internal
192.168.1.100 | Web app audit only | web_app
https://api.corp.local | Test REST endpoints | api

Or click 📂 Load from file to upload a .txt/.yaml file in the same format. Common settings (methodology, evasion, network mode, backend) apply to all targets. A live preview shows parsed targets as you type.

Prior Sessions modal (Ctrl+H)

Lists all saved engagement sessions with status, target, date, finding count, cost, phases completed, and model. Two actions per session:

↩ Resume — pre-fills the engage form with the session's target and passes resume_session_id to the agent so it continues from where it left off. A blue banner in the form confirms what is being resumed.
✕ Delete — removes the session file (with confirmation)

Web UI keyboard shortcuts

Key	Action
`Ctrl+N`	New Engagement modal
`Ctrl+H`	Prior Sessions modal
`Ctrl+P`	Pause / Resume active target
`Ctrl+I`	Focus instruction input bar
`Ctrl+F`	Focus feed filter
`Ctrl+L`	Toggle scroll lock
`1`	Switch to Feed tab
`2`	Switch to Findings tab
`3`	Switch to Intel tab
`4`	Switch to Reports tab
`5`	Switch to Notes tab
`Escape`	Close any open modal

Web UI REST API

The server exposes a documented REST API alongside the UI:

Method	Path	Description
`POST`	`/api/engage`	Start a new engagement
`GET`	`/api/targets`	List all active targets
`GET`	`/api/targets/{id}`	Single target status
`POST`	`/api/targets/{id}/pause`	Pause agent
`POST`	`/api/targets/{id}/resume`	Resume agent
`POST`	`/api/targets/{id}/stop`	Stop agent
`POST`	`/api/targets/{id}/instruction`	Send instruction to running agent
`GET`	`/api/targets/{id}/reports`	List generated reports
`GET`	`/api/targets/{id}/notes`	Get operator notes
`POST`	`/api/targets/{id}/notes`	Save operator notes
`GET`	`/api/reports/{target}/{file}`	Serve a report file
`GET`	`/api/sessions`	List all saved sessions
`GET`	`/api/sessions/{id}`	Full session detail with findings
`DELETE`	`/api/sessions/{id}`	Delete a session
`WS`	`/ws/{target_id}`	Live event stream for a target
`GET`	`/api/auth/status`	Check if auth is enabled and session is valid
`POST`	`/api/auth/login`	Obtain a session cookie (password in JSON body)
`POST`	`/api/auth/logout`	Invalidate session and clear cookie

CLI Usage

Basic commands

# Standard professional pentest (PTES methodology) — launches TUI
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50

# Web UI — open browser dashboard
watchtowerpt --web

# Web UI with a pre-loaded target
watchtowerpt --web --target 10.10.11.50

# Red team mode
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --red-team

# CPTS methodology (HTB-style, non-linear)
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --methodology blackbox

# Multi-target parallel scan
watchtowerpt --targets-file scope.txt --max-parallel 5

# Resume a previous session
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --resume abc12345

All CLI flags

--target <IP/URL>            Single target
--targets-file <file>        Multi-target from file (one per line)
--max-parallel <n>           Parallel agent limit (default: 3)
--web                        Launch local web UI at http://127.0.0.1:7777
--web-host <host>            Bind address (default: 127.0.0.1; use 0.0.0.0 for VPS)
--web-port <port>            Web UI port (default: 7777)
--web-password <pwd>         Password to protect the web UI (also: WEB_PASSWORD env var)
--instruction <text>         Custom context for the agent
--model <model-id>           Override LLM model
--red-team                   Red team mode (RCE + data collection)
--methodology <mode>         CPTS methodology (blackbox / greybox / whitebox)
--evasion <mode>             Evasion profile (non-evasive / hybrid / evasive)
--network-mode <mode>        NAT (bind shells) or WAN (reverse shells)
--backend <backend>          LLM backend (claude / openai / ollama)
--api-base <url>             Custom API base URL (OpenAI-compatible)
--api-key <key>              API key override
--ad-domain <domain>         Active Directory domain
--dc-ip <ip>                 Domain controller IP
--attacker-ip <ip>           LHOST for reverse shells and callbacks
--prior-work <path>          Load prior engagement context
--resume <session-id>        Resume a previous session
--compact-prompt             Shorter system prompt (~65% fewer tokens)
--mask-targets               Replace IPs with aliases before sending to cloud API
--max-context-turns <n>      Rolling context cap (default: 50)
--no-verify                  Skip exploit verification phase
--vpn-rotate                 Force-enable NordVPN IP rotation
--vpn-country <country>      Preferred country for VPN rotation
--non-interactive            CLI mode (no TUI)
--raw                        Raw streaming output
--debug                      Debug mode

Usage examples

# External blackbox with evasion
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --evasion hybrid

# Internal AD engagement (greybox, known domain)
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.10.0/24 --methodology greybox \
             --ad-domain inlanefreight.local --dc-ip 10.10.10.1

# Red team with evasion and NAT mode (no inbound connections)
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --red-team --evasion evasive --network-mode nat

# Web UI on a custom port with a pre-loaded target
watchtowerpt --web --web-port 8080 --target 10.10.11.50

# Web UI with password protection (for hosted deployments)
watchtowerpt --web --web-password MySecret42

# Web UI on a VPS — bind all interfaces so you can reach it from your browser
watchtowerpt --web --web-host 0.0.0.0 --web-port 7777 --web-password MySecret42

# Compact prompt + masked targets for privacy-sensitive cloud API calls
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --compact-prompt --mask-targets

# Resume a prior engagement and continue from where it left off
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --resume ab669387

# Focus only on SQLi (non-interactive, no TUI)
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --non-interactive \
             --instruction "Only test for SQL injection vulnerabilities"

# Ollama local LLM
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --backend ollama \
             --api-base http://localhost:11434 --model qwen2.5-coder:32b

# Force VPN rotation to a specific country
watchtowerpt --target 10.10.11.50 --vpn-country Netherlands

NordVPN IP Rotation

When nordvpn is installed, WatchTowerPT automatically enables source-IP rotation. No configuration needed.

How it works:

The agent monitors all tool output for signs of IP blocking
When detected, it emits a [VPN:ROTATE:Country] marker
The controller disconnects from the current server and reconnects to the requested country
The agent verifies the new IP and continues the engagement

Kill Switch: The tool never disables the NordVPN Kill Switch. During the disconnect→reconnect gap, the Kill Switch blocks all traffic — your real IP is never exposed. If the Kill Switch is off, WatchTowerPT will warn you at startup.

Signs of blocking the agent detects:

HTTP 403/429 with WAF or rate-limit messages
Connection refused/timeout that wasn't present before
CAPTCHA challenges appearing mid-engagement
Tools (sqlmap, ffuf, hydra) suddenly returning zero results

Output & Reports

All output is saved to ~/.watchtowerpt/:

~/.watchtowerpt/
├── reports/
│   └── 10.10.11.50/
│       ├── 10.10.11.50_20260330_143022.md    ← final report (Markdown)
│       ├── 10.10.11.50_20260330_143022.html  ← final report (HTML)
│       └── evidence/
│           ├── 143025_bash.html              ← per-tool evidence capture
│           └── ...
├── notes/
│   └── 10.10.11.50.md                        ← operator notes (web UI)
├── workspace/                                 ← agent working directory
└── sessions/
    └── ab669387.json                          ← session persistence files

Report sections

Executive Summary with overall risk rating
Scope & Methodology
Attack Narrative
Attack Path Visualization (SVG flowchart in HTML report)
Host Compromise Chain (CPTS mode)
Lateral Movement Map
Credential Harvest
Pivot Tunnels
Findings (CVSS scores, CVE references, PoC commands, remediation)
Data Collected (red team mode)
Verification & Proof Chain
Artifacts & Cleanup Tracker
Evidence Captures appendix

Agent Output Markers

The agent emits structured markers parsed in real-time by the controller and displayed in the UI:

Marker	Purpose
`[PHASE:RECONNAISSANCE]`	Phase transition
`[FINDING:CRITICAL] Title`	Security finding (Affected / Evidence / CVSS / CVE / PoC / Remediation)
`[ENGAGEMENT:COMPLETE]`	End of engagement
`[ATTACK_STEP] Step N: Desc -> Next`	Attack chain step
`[VERIFIED:CONFIRMED] title`	Verification result
`[DATA:CREDENTIALS] desc`	Red team data collection
`[HOST:ip] EXPLOITED`	Per-host phase update
`[LATERAL:src->dst] technique`	Lateral movement event
`[PIVOT:ip] description`	Pivot tunnel setup
`[CRED] user:value — source`	Harvested credential
`[ARTIFACT:ip] /path — type`	Dropped file on target
`[CLEANUP:ip] /path — REMOVED`	Cleanup event
`[VPN:ROTATE]`	Request IP rotation (best available server)
`[VPN:ROTATE:Germany]`	Request IP rotation to specific country

TUI Keyboard Shortcuts

Key	Action
`F1`	Help
`F2`	Toggle scroll lock (freeze feed)
`Ctrl+P`	Pause / Resume agent
`Ctrl+N`	Open / close notes panel
`Ctrl+F`	Search / filter activity feed
`Ctrl+T`	Tag selected feed item
`Ctrl+E`	Export tagged items to Markdown
`Ctrl+W`	Workspace manager (browse / resume / delete sessions)
`Ctrl+S`	Target scoping wizard
`Ctrl+R`	Generate report on demand
`Ctrl+M`	Network map view
`Ctrl+Q`	Quit
`↑ / ↓`	Scroll activity feed
`Enter`	Send instruction (when paused)

Architecture

watchtowerpt/
├── core/
│   ├── agent.py          # PentestAgent entrypoint
│   ├── backend.py        # ClaudeCodeBackend (Claude Code SDK)
│   ├── config.py         # PentestGPTConfig (Pydantic BaseSettings)
│   ├── controller.py     # AgentController — lifecycle, evidence capture, VPN rotation
│   ├── events.py         # EventBus pub/sub (STATE_CHANGED, TOOL, FINDING_DISCOVERED, CREDENTIAL_HARVESTED, DATA_COLLECTED, LATERAL_MOVEMENT, …)
│   ├── langfuse.py       # No-op stub (zero telemetry)
│   ├── orchestrator.py   # MultiTargetOrchestrator (parallel agents)
│   ├── session.py        # SessionStore (~/.watchtowerpt/sessions/)
│   ├── toolcheck.py      # ToolChecker — startup check + auto-install for 35+ tools
│   └── vpn.py            # NordVPNManager — detection-based IP rotation
├── findings/
│   └── models.py         # All dataclasses + regex extractors
├── interface/
│   ├── main.py           # CLI entrypoint — routes to web / TUI / CLI / multi-target
│   ├── tui.py            # Textual TUI app
│   ├── styles.tcss       # TUI CSS
│   ├── components/
│   │   ├── activity_feed.py   # Scrolling agent output
│   │   ├── dashboard.py       # Live stats panel
│   │   ├── network_map.py     # ASCII host topology view
│   │   └── splash.py          # Animated splash screen
│   └── screens/
│       ├── wizard.py          # Target scoping wizard
│       └── workspace.py       # Session workspace manager
├── prompts/
│   ├── pentesting.py     # PTES professional prompt
│   ├── redteam.py        # Red team RCE-focused prompt
│   ├── cpts.py           # CPTS non-linear methodology prompt
│   └── verification.py   # False-positive elimination prompt
├── reporting/
│   ├── collector.py      # ReportCollector
│   └── generator.py      # Markdown + HTML report generator
└── web/                  # Local web UI (requires [web] extra)
    ├── server.py         # FastAPI app factory + uvicorn launcher
    ├── api.py            # REST endpoints (/api/engage, /api/targets/*, /api/sessions/*)
    ├── state.py          # Thread-safe AppState + TargetSession
    ├── ws_bridge.py      # EventBus → WebSocket bridge (thread-safe via asyncio.Queue)
    └── static/
        └── index.html    # Single-file SPA — vanilla JS, no CDN, air-gap safe

Development Workflow

# Edit source
vim watchtowerpt/core/controller.py

# Syntax check
python -m py_compile watchtowerpt/core/controller.py

# Commit and push
git add -A && git commit -m "..." && git push origin main

# Deploy to /opt (requires sudo)
sudo bash /home/kali/Desktop/patch_features.sh

Disclaimer

This tool is for authorized security testing only. Only use it against systems you own or have explicit written permission to test. The authors accept no liability for misuse.

License

MIT License — see LICENSE.md.

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WatchTowerPT

Features

Installation

Automated Install (Recommended)

Manual Install

Authenticate with Anthropic

Optional — NordVPN IP Rotation

Web UI

VPS / Hosted Deployment

Authentication

Quick start with a pre-loaded target

Web UI layout

Feed tab

Findings tab

Intel tab

Reports tab

Notes tab

New Engagement modal (Ctrl+N)

Prior Sessions modal (Ctrl+H)

Web UI keyboard shortcuts

Web UI REST API

CLI Usage

Basic commands

All CLI flags

Usage examples

NordVPN IP Rotation

Output & Reports

Report sections

Agent Output Markers

TUI Keyboard Shortcuts

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