CoordOps turns reverse-shell references and reusable code snippets into centrally managed collections with categories, search, notes, prompt placeholders, ordering, and portable import and export workflows.
CoordOps gives NetExec a dedicated interface for Active Directory and network enumeration, combining protocol-aware controls, live command previews, protected credential handling, and parsed engagement results.
CoordOps gives five widely used security scanners dedicated interfaces with live command previews, session-aware output, and controls tailored to each tool without hiding the underlying commands.
CoordOps organizes more than 350 security command workflows across 14 operational categories, checks whether their required tools are available, and provides integrated installation support for a growing cross-platform toolchain.
The CoordOps Network Map organizes discovered hosts into an interactive topology, groups systems around their routers, and automatically reflects changes as your engagement develops.
CoordOps brings MSFVenom payload configuration, curated templates, output formats, command preview, and execution output into one workspace for authorized security testing.
The CoordOps Server C2 Framework Plugin brings listener management, agent tasking, staged files, governance, and audit history into the same operational workspace used by authorized red teams.
RTFMv2 is now CoordOps: a red team platform that coordinates operators, tools, evidence, and reporting across real engagements, not another AI-driven vulnerability scanner.
A new AI-guided workflow walks operators through domain and DC discovery, credential handling, and NTLM/null-session checks -- with every step logged -- built on the same AI stack that powers RTFMv2's Narrative Builder and Knowledge Base.
A new AI-driven agent imports OpenAPI specs, HAR captures, or raw HTTP requests and drives SQLi, fuzzing, and auth-replay testing on its own, built on RTFMv2's shared multi-provider AI infrastructure.