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Create or refine promptfoo redteam setup configs: purpose, targets, plugins, strategies, frameworks, multi-input target inputs, policy text, grader guidance, contexts, and static-code-derived target/threat mapping. Use when preparing a red team scan plan from live probes, code ev
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Create or refine promptfoo redteam setup configs: purpose, targets, plugins, strategies, frameworks, multi-input target inputs, policy text, grader guidance, contexts, and static-code-derived target/threat mapping. Use when preparing a red team scan plan from live probes, code evidence, or provider configs, or when generating adversarial test cases for QA. Do not use for basic provider wiring alone or for running/evaluating an already-generated redteam scan.
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Promptfoo Redteam Setup
Build a small, explicit redteam config that matches the real app threat model. Start with a narrow scan that can be generated and inspected, then expand.
Read references/redteam-setup-patterns.md when you need concrete YAML
patterns.
For OpenAPI specs, you can run the bundled
scripts/openapi-operation-to-redteam-config.mjs to draft a one-operation
redteam setup config, then inspect the inferred inputs, policy, and plugins. The
script ships in this skill's scripts/ directory; when the skill is installed as
a plugin it lives in the plugin cache, not your project, so run it by its absolute
path (or copy it in) rather than a bare scripts/... path.
With --token-env, it infers Bearer/OAuth2/OpenID and header/query/cookie API-key auth; use
--auth-header/--auth-prefix to override.
For live connectivity QA, add --smoke-test true to include one deterministic
tests row that can be run with npm run local -- eval -c ... --no-cache
before redteam generation.
Inputs
Infer these from the repo, docs, or user prompt:
- Target shape: HTTP/API, model provider, custom provider, agent, RAG, MCP/tool system, or multi-input app.
- Purpose: who uses the system, what it may access or do, and what it must refuse or protect.
- Trust boundaries: identities, object IDs, documents, tools, secrets, permissions, and external content.
- Discovery evidence: live probe trace, route/controller files, OpenAPI specs, existing tests, SDK clients, or provider wrappers.
- First-pass scope: risk categories the user cares about most.
If target wiring is missing, use promptfoo-provider-setup first or create a
TODO-marked target block and validate it before generation.
Workflow
1. Derive target facts from live or static evidence
- For live endpoints, use only safe probes and keep the request/response trace that proves method, path, auth, body/query fields, and response path.
- For static code, search route handlers, API clients, tests, and auth/object
checks with
rg; capture file paths and line numbers for the setup notes. - Preserve identity, tenant, role, object, document, and tool/action fields as
target
inputs; these are the attack surface for authorization plugins. - Convert evidence into risks: object IDs imply
bola, role/permission checks implyrbac/bfla, free-form instructions imply prompt-boundary plugins, tool URLs or shell/database calls imply SSRF/injection/tool plugins. - Use a JavaScript or Python local wrapper when static code is easier and safer to exercise than the deployed endpoint; otherwise map the live HTTP contract directly.
2. Write the target and purpose
- Prefer
targetsfor redteam configs. - Add stable
label; reports and generated files use it for continuity. - For single-input targets, include a prompt template or set
redteam.injectVarso generation lands in the variable the target actually uses. - For multi-input targets, define
inputson the target. Do not setredteam.injectVaror invent a syntheticpromptfield. - Write
redteam.purposeas security-relevant behavior: allowed users/actions, forbidden data/actions, and domain-specific constraints.
3. Choose a small plugin set
Avoid plugins: default for an initial scan unless the user explicitly wants a
broad run.
Pick 2-5 plugins from the app's real risks:
- Policy/business rules:
policy - Authorization and object access:
bola,bfla,rbac - Prompt boundaries:
hijacking,prompt-extraction,system-prompt-override - RAG/document workflows:
indirect-prompt-injection,rag-document-exfiltration,rag-poisoning,rag-source-attribution - Tool/agent systems:
excessive-agency,tool-discovery,debug-access,shell-injection,sql-injection,ssrf - Privacy:
pii:direct,pii:session,pii:social - Domain packs: use finance, medical, insurance, ecommerce, real estate, telecom, teen-safety, or pharmacy plugins only when that domain is real.
For policy, include inline policy text unless the user intentionally references
a resolved Promptfoo Cloud policy object.
4. Choose strategies conservatively
- Use
jailbreak:metafor the default first setup/generation pass. - Use
jailbreak:hydrainstead when the target is stateful, supports multi-turn conversations, and sessions are configured. - Add broader follow-up strategies such as
jailbreak:compositeonly after the first generated cases look sane.
5. Configure generation and grading
- Use Promptfoo's default redteam generation unless a specific generator or model is needed for reproducibility, cost, or fixture QA.
- When using
redteam.provider: file://..., make the path valid from the command working directory; JavaScript providers exposecallApi, while Python providers exposecall_apior the function named in afile://x.py:namesuffix. Run commands from the repo root unless the project convention says otherwise. - For deterministic QA, use a small local file provider that returns Promptfoo's expected prompt format.
- Use high-value plugins such as
bolaandbflawhenever target evidence shows object IDs, ownership checks, or authorization boundaries. - Use
redteam.maxConcurrency: 1for fragile local providers or rate-limited targets. - Add plugin-level
graderGuidanceandgraderExamplesonly when default grading would misunderstand domain-specific allowed behavior.
6. Validate and generate
From the promptfoo repo:
npm run local -- validate config -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml
npm run local -- validate target -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml
npm run local -- redteam generate -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml -o /tmp/redteam.yaml --no-cache --force --no-progress-bar --strict
Outside the repo (installed plugin or your own project), use the published CLI:
npx promptfoo@latest validate config -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml
npx promptfoo@latest redteam generate -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml -o /tmp/redteam.yaml --no-cache --force --no-progress-bar --strict
Use a non-precreated output path or keep --force; redteam generate reads an
existing output file to compare metadata and an empty temp file can fail before
generation. Inspect generated YAML for tests, assert,
per-test metadata.pluginId, defaultTest.metadata.purpose, and preserved
multi-input vars. Do not proceed to redteam run until generated cases are
plausible.
If the target uses config-relative file://./target.js or file://./target.py,
write generated YAML next to the source config or switch the target to a stable
absolute/repo-root path before validating; /tmp/redteam.yaml makes relative
file targets resolve under /tmp.
Common Mistakes
# WRONG: too broad for a first pass
redteam:
plugins:
- default
# BETTER: risk-led starter
redteam:
plugins:
- id: policy
config:
policy: The assistant must not disclose another user's records.
- bola
- rbac
# WRONG: multi-input mode configured under redteam
redteam:
injectVar: message
# BETTER: define real input variables on the target
targets:
- id: https
inputs:
user_id: Signed-in user identifier.
record_id: Record being requested.
message: User message.
Output Contract
When done, state:
- Target mode and whether
promptfoo-provider-setupwas needed - Purpose summary and selected plugin/strategy rationale
- Files created or changed
- Validation/generation commands run and generated test count
- Risks intentionally deferred to a later scan
Métadonnées du fichier
name: promptfoo-redteam-setup description: > Create or refine promptfoo redteam setup configs: purpose, targets, plugins, strategies, frameworks, multi-input target inputs, policy text, grader guidance, contexts, and static-code-derived target/threat mapping. Use when preparing a red team scan plan from live probes, code evidence, or provider configs, or when generating adversarial test cases for QA. Do not use for basic provider wiring alone or for running/evaluating an already-generated redteam scan.
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---
name: promptfoo-redteam-setup
description: >
Create or refine promptfoo redteam setup configs: purpose, targets, plugins,
strategies, frameworks, multi-input target inputs, policy text, grader
guidance, contexts, and static-code-derived target/threat mapping. Use when
preparing a red team scan plan from live probes, code evidence, or provider
configs, or when generating adversarial test cases for QA. Do not use for
basic provider wiring alone or for running/evaluating an already-generated
redteam scan.
---
# Promptfoo Redteam Setup
Build a small, explicit redteam config that matches the real app threat model.
Start with a narrow scan that can be generated and inspected, then expand.
Read `references/redteam-setup-patterns.md` when you need concrete YAML
patterns.
For OpenAPI specs, you can run the bundled
`scripts/openapi-operation-to-redteam-config.mjs` to draft a one-operation
redteam setup config, then inspect the inferred inputs, policy, and plugins. The
script ships in this skill's `scripts/` directory; when the skill is installed as
a plugin it lives in the plugin cache, not your project, so run it by its absolute
path (or copy it in) rather than a bare `scripts/...` path.
With `--token-env`, it infers Bearer/OAuth2/OpenID and header/query/cookie API-key auth; use
`--auth-header`/`--auth-prefix` to override.
For live connectivity QA, add `--smoke-test true` to include one deterministic
`tests` row that can be run with `npm run local -- eval -c ... --no-cache`
before redteam generation.
## Inputs
Infer these from the repo, docs, or user prompt:
- Target shape: HTTP/API, model provider, custom provider, agent, RAG, MCP/tool
system, or multi-input app.
- Purpose: who uses the system, what it may access or do, and what it must
refuse or protect.
- Trust boundaries: identities, object IDs, documents, tools, secrets,
permissions, and external content.
- Discovery evidence: live probe trace, route/controller files, OpenAPI specs,
existing tests, SDK clients, or provider wrappers.
- First-pass scope: risk categories the user cares about most.
If target wiring is missing, use `promptfoo-provider-setup` first or create a
TODO-marked target block and validate it before generation.
## Workflow
### 1. Derive target facts from live or static evidence
- For live endpoints, use only safe probes and keep the request/response trace
that proves method, path, auth, body/query fields, and response path.
- For static code, search route handlers, API clients, tests, and auth/object
checks with `rg`; capture file paths and line numbers for the setup notes.
- Preserve identity, tenant, role, object, document, and tool/action fields as
target `inputs`; these are the attack surface for authorization plugins.
- Convert evidence into risks: object IDs imply `bola`, role/permission checks
imply `rbac`/`bfla`, free-form instructions imply prompt-boundary plugins,
tool URLs or shell/database calls imply SSRF/injection/tool plugins.
- Use a JavaScript or Python local wrapper when static code is easier and safer
to exercise than the deployed endpoint; otherwise map the live HTTP contract
directly.
### 2. Write the target and purpose
- Prefer `targets` for redteam configs.
- Add stable `label`; reports and generated files use it for continuity.
- For single-input targets, include a prompt template or set `redteam.injectVar`
so generation lands in the variable the target actually uses.
- For multi-input targets, define `inputs` on the target. Do not set
`redteam.injectVar` or invent a synthetic `prompt` field.
- Write `redteam.purpose` as security-relevant behavior: allowed users/actions,
forbidden data/actions, and domain-specific constraints.
### 3. Choose a small plugin set
Avoid `plugins: default` for an initial scan unless the user explicitly wants a
broad run.
Pick 2-5 plugins from the app's real risks:
- Policy/business rules: `policy`
- Authorization and object access: `bola`, `bfla`, `rbac`
- Prompt boundaries: `hijacking`, `prompt-extraction`, `system-prompt-override`
- RAG/document workflows: `indirect-prompt-injection`,
`rag-document-exfiltration`, `rag-poisoning`, `rag-source-attribution`
- Tool/agent systems: `excessive-agency`, `tool-discovery`, `debug-access`,
`shell-injection`, `sql-injection`, `ssrf`
- Privacy: `pii:direct`, `pii:session`, `pii:social`
- Domain packs: use finance, medical, insurance, ecommerce, real estate,
telecom, teen-safety, or pharmacy plugins only when that domain is real.
For `policy`, include inline policy text unless the user intentionally references
a resolved Promptfoo Cloud policy object.
### 4. Choose strategies conservatively
- Use `jailbreak:meta` for the default first setup/generation pass.
- Use `jailbreak:hydra` instead when the target is stateful, supports
multi-turn conversations, and sessions are configured.
- Add broader follow-up strategies such as `jailbreak:composite` only after the
first generated cases look sane.
### 5. Configure generation and grading
- Use Promptfoo's default redteam generation unless a specific generator or
model is needed for reproducibility, cost, or fixture QA.
- When using `redteam.provider: file://...`, make the path valid from the
command working directory; JavaScript providers expose `callApi`, while Python
providers expose `call_api` or the function named in a `file://x.py:name`
suffix. Run commands from the repo root unless the project convention says
otherwise.
- For deterministic QA, use a small local file provider that returns Promptfoo's
expected prompt format.
- Use high-value plugins such as `bola` and `bfla` whenever target evidence
shows object IDs, ownership checks, or authorization boundaries.
- Use `redteam.maxConcurrency: 1` for fragile local providers or rate-limited
targets.
- Add plugin-level `graderGuidance` and `graderExamples` only when default
grading would misunderstand domain-specific allowed behavior.
### 6. Validate and generate
From the promptfoo repo:
```bash
npm run local -- validate config -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml
npm run local -- validate target -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml
npm run local -- redteam generate -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml -o /tmp/redteam.yaml --no-cache --force --no-progress-bar --strict
```
Outside the repo (installed plugin or your own project), use the published CLI:
```bash
npx promptfoo@latest validate config -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml
npx promptfoo@latest redteam generate -c path/to/promptfooconfig.yaml -o /tmp/redteam.yaml --no-cache --force --no-progress-bar --strict
```
Use a non-precreated output path or keep `--force`; `redteam generate` reads an
existing output file to compare metadata and an empty temp file can fail before
generation. Inspect generated YAML for `tests`, `assert`,
per-test `metadata.pluginId`, `defaultTest.metadata.purpose`, and preserved
multi-input vars. Do not proceed to `redteam run` until generated cases are
plausible.
If the target uses config-relative `file://./target.js` or `file://./target.py`,
write generated YAML next to the source config or switch the target to a stable
absolute/repo-root path before validating; `/tmp/redteam.yaml` makes relative
file targets resolve under `/tmp`.
## Common Mistakes
```yaml
# WRONG: too broad for a first pass
redteam:
plugins:
- default
# BETTER: risk-led starter
redteam:
plugins:
- id: policy
config:
policy: The assistant must not disclose another user's records.
- bola
- rbac
```
```yaml
# WRONG: multi-input mode configured under redteam
redteam:
injectVar: message
# BETTER: define real input variables on the target
targets:
- id: https
inputs:
user_id: Signed-in user identifier.
record_id: Record being requested.
message: User message.
```
## Output Contract
When done, state:
- Target mode and whether `promptfoo-provider-setup` was needed
- Purpose summary and selected plugin/strategy rationale
- Files created or changed
- Validation/generation commands run and generated test count
- Risks intentionally deferred to a later scan
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