Hacktoberfest is here again, and Repello AI is thrilled to invite developers, security researchers, and AI enthusiasts to contribute to our open-source projects! This is a fantastic opportunity to dive into the world of AI security, enhance your skills, and potentially land full-time opportunities or internships with our team.

At Repello AI, we are dedicated to building robust AI security solutions. We believe in the power of community and open source to drive innovation and create a safer AI ecosystem. This Hacktoberfest, we're spotlighting two of our exciting projects:

Our Projects:

1. Agent-Wiz: Static Threat Analysis for AI Agents

Agent-Wiz is a CLI tool for threat modeling and visualizing AI agents built using popular frameworks like LangGraph, AutoGen, CrewAI, and more.

• Explore Agent-Wiz: https://github.com/Repello-AI/Agent-Wiz

2. Whistleblower: Offensive Security for AI Applications

Whistleblower is an offensive security tool specifically built for testing against system prompt leakage and capability discovery of AI applications exposed through APIs. It’s an essential tool for AI engineers, security researchers, and anyone curious about the inner workings and potential vulnerabilities of the LLM-based apps they use daily.

• Explore Whistleblower: https://github.com/Repello-AI/whistleblower

Why Contribute to Repello AI this Hacktoberfest?

• Become a part of Repello AI: Stand out with your contributions! We offer full-time opportunities and internships to exceptional contributors.

• Impactful Contributions: Your contributions will directly help secure the rapidly evolving landscape of AI applications.

• Gain Expertise: Learn about AI security, threat analysis, and offensive security techniques from experienced professionals.

• Community Engagement: Join a growing AI security community and stand a chance to win exclusive Repello AI merch and swags.

How to Get Started:

We've made it easy for you to jump in! Look for issues labeled with:

• good-first-issue

• hacktoberfest

• help-needed

These labels indicate issues that are suitable for new contributors and are perfect for your Hacktoberfest journey.Ready to Contribute? Here's How:

1. Fork the Repository: Start by forking the project to your own GitHub account.

2. Set Up Your Project: Follow the instructions in the README.md file to get the project running on your local machine.

3. Ensure Code Quality: Refer to the CONTRIBUTING.md guide for coding standards and best practices.

4. Explore and Innovate: Run the application and see if there are any improvements you'd like to make! You're not limited to existing issues; feel free to propose new features or enhancements.

5. Track Labels: Keep an eye out for issues with the labels mentioned above—they're great starting points!

6. Raise a Pull Request: Once you're happy with your changes, submit a pull request. We can't wait to see your contributions!

Important Guidelines for Contributors:

To ensure a smooth and productive experience for everyone, please adhere to the following open-source best practices:

• Check for Duplicates: Before opening a new issue, please search our existing issues to avoid creating duplicates.

• Proper Explanation: When proposing an issue or a pull request, provide a clear and concise explanation of the problem you're addressing or the feature you're implementing.

• Commit Message Rules: Follow conventional commit message guidelines for clarity and maintainability. This helps in understanding the purpose of each change. Use conventional commits messages starting with... (feat:, fix:, docs:, chore:, refactor:).

• Community Respect: Maintain a respectful and collaborative attitude when interacting with other contributors and project maintainers.

We're incredibly excited to see your contributions and collaborate with you this Hacktoberfest! Let's build a more secure AI future, together.

Happy Hacking!

The Repello AI Team