Projects in HackGATE let you organize your security testing engagements. Each project represents a single testing initiative — such as a quarterly web app pentest or an ongoing bug bounty program — and contains the metadata and scope items that define what’s in and out of bounds.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.hackgate.io/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Project structure
A project contains the following information:- Basic info: name, description, type, and notes
- Timeline: launch date, end date, and report deadline
- Ownership: owner name and vendor or partner name
- Retest settings: whether retesting is needed, and retest launch and end dates
- Access type and location metadata
Scope items
Each project can have one or more scope items (called Project Items in the API). A scope item represents a specific target — such as a web application, API endpoint, IP range, or mobile app — and records its type, location, and access type.Create a project
Set up a new testing engagement with timeline, ownership, and retest details.
Manage scope items
Define the specific targets that are in bounds for a project.
