Adversarial Roleplay Tactic

Deploy constructed hostile personas to attack the artifact from distinct motivational frames.

Orchestration

1. persona-construction builds detailed adversary profile:
   • Background and expertise domain
   • Motivation for attacking (career incentive, resource competition, ideological)
   • Known blind spots and biases of this persona type
   • Preferred attack patterns
2. attack-vector-generation generates vectors specific to persona's expertise and motivation
3. probe-execution executes attacks while maintaining persona consistency
4. Successful attack paths recorded with persona attribution
5. Process repeats for each persona (budget-limited)
6. finding-aggregation cross-references findings across personas for convergent vulnerabilities

Subagents Dispatched

• persona-construction (1 call per persona)
• attack-vector-generation (1 call per persona)
• probe-execution (N calls per persona, budget-limited)
• finding-aggregation (1 call at end, cross-persona)

Termination Conditions

• All budgeted personas deployed and exhausted
• Convergent vulnerability found by 2+ personas (high-confidence finding)
• Single persona finds critical vulnerability (early report)
• Budget exhausted (report per-persona findings separately)

Available SOPs

Optional, no fixed order; the final leaf is always a sop.

SOP	When to use
attack-vector-generation	Generate specific attack strategies for a given threat surface, producing concrete probes that can be executed.
finding-aggregation	Aggregate, deduplicate, and classify findings from multiple probes into a coherent vulnerability report.
persona-construction	Build a detailed adversarial persona with background, motivation, expertise, blind spots, and preferred attack patterns.
probe-execution	Execute a single attack probe against an artifact, record the result with evidence and severity classification.