You already orchestrate work in n8n. Darkmoon ships a community node so a pentest becomes just another step: trigger it, collect findings, and route the fix pull requests from its paid Pro remediation tier to whoever should review them.
Automation teams should not have to write a client to run a pentest.
n8n-nodes-darkmoon triggers a Darkmoon pentest, retrieves its findings, and surfaces the fix pull requests its paid Pro remediation tier prepares, inside your existing flows.
Learn moreKick off a pentest from a schedule, a webhook, a deploy notification or any other n8n trigger, then fan the results out to Slack, a ticket, or an email.
Pull findings back into the workflow as data you can filter, threshold and route, so a critical finding can page someone while a low one just files a ticket.
Review the pull requests the paid Pro remediation engine prepares from inside your automation, and hand them to the right reviewer.
The community node package. New, no adoption claims, just the capability.
How none/daily/weekly/monthly and one-shot recurrence actually work.
The n8n node, the GitHub Action and the local-LLM story in one place.
Darkmoon is open source (GPL-3.0) and self hosted. The n8n node is a community package on npm.