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Rob Ragan

Rob Ragan

Offensive security researcher and AI agent architect. Founder of Starlog.

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1135 articles

Rob Ragan is an offensive security researcher and AI agent architect who has spent two decades breaking into systems and building tools to automate the process. At Starlog, he curates expert deep-dives on the open-source tools reshaping offensive security and AI agent development.

// ARTICLES BY ROB RAGAN

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Crust: A Zero-Config Security Gateway That Intercepts AI Agent Tool Calls Before Execution

By Rob Ragan ★ 437 Go Apr 2, 2026
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Citadel: Building an Operating System for Claude Code Agents

By Rob Ragan ★ 438 JavaScript Apr 2, 2026
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Inside Awesome CrewAI: What 479 Stars Tell Us About Multi-Agent System Adoption

By Rob Ragan ★ 479 Unknown Apr 2, 2026
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ARTEMIS: Stanford's Multi-Agent Red Teaming Engine That Spawns AI Hackers

By Rob Ragan ★ 500 Rust Apr 2, 2026
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SkillForge: Why Building AI Skills Should Feel More Like Engineering Than Prompting

By Rob Ragan ★ 575 Python Apr 2, 2026
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Dora-VAE: Inference-Time Scalability Unlocks Efficient 3D Shape Generation

By Rob Ragan ★ 577 Python Apr 2, 2026
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Anamnesis: The LLM Exploit Generation Benchmark That Rewrites Security Assumptions

By Rob Ragan ★ 591 JavaScript Apr 2, 2026
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Connecting Burp Suite to Claude: PortSwigger's MCP Server Extension Explained

By Rob Ragan ★ 618 Kotlin Apr 2, 2026
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TheAgentCompany: Benchmarking AI Agents in a Fully-Simulated Software Company

By Rob Ragan ★ 669 Python Apr 2, 2026
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Kokoros: A 87M-Parameter TTS Engine in Rust That Achieves 1-2 Second Streaming Latency

By Rob Ragan ★ 740 Rust Apr 2, 2026
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Building Production-Grade AI Agents: A 7-Layer Architecture Deep Dive

By Rob Ragan ★ 759 Python Apr 2, 2026
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FuzzForge AI: Teaching LLMs to Orchestrate Security Tools Through Model Context Protocol

By Rob Ragan ★ 779 Python Apr 2, 2026