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Cosine released Argus Red, a multi-agent pen-testing CLI with a custom post-trained model that performs offensive security tasks instead of refusing them, using deterministic runtime guards in Go rather than model-level refusals for safety enforcement.

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Cosine released Argus Red, a multi-agent pen-testing CLI with a custom post-trained model that performs offensive security tasks instead of refusing them, using deterministic runtime guards in Go rather than model-level refusals for safety enforcement.

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