Yesterday I had five agent roles sketched out on paper. Today I actually wired them together and watched them run a real engagement against a live target — and immediately hit (and fixed) the kind of bug you only find by running the thing for real.
The Starting Point
Halo's orchestrator has existed for a few days, but it was routing tasks to stub agents — fake stand-ins that printed a success message and moved on. That was intentional: prove the routing logic works before wiring in real specialists. Today was "swap the stubs for the real thing" day.
What Got Built
wafw00f integration. Added WAF/security-solution fingerprinting as tool #25, slotted into the recon workflow right after initial HTTP probing — check for a WAF before throwing aggressive scans at a target, not after.
