Your First Task

Learn how to run your first AI-assisted security task with Memfit AI.

Starting Memfit AI

Via Yakit

1. Launch Yakit
2. Navigate to the AI Agent panel
3. Ensure the Yaklang engine is connected

Via Command Line

yak ai

Simple Task: Port Scanning

Let's start with a simple task to understand how Memfit AI works.

Enter Your Request

In the chat interface, type:

Scan the ports of localhost and tell me what services are running

Observe the ReAct Loop

Memfit AI will enter Instant Execution Mode because this is a clear, atomic task:

[Thought] User wants to scan localhost ports. I'll use a port scanner.

[Action] PortScan
  target: localhost
  ports: 1-1000

[Observation] 
  Port 22: SSH
  Port 80: HTTP
  Port 443: HTTPS

[Thought] Scan complete. I'll summarize the findings.

[Response] Found 3 open ports on localhost:
- Port 22: SSH service
- Port 80: HTTP web server
- Port 443: HTTPS secure web server

Complex Task: Security Audit

Now let's try a more complex task that triggers Plan-Execute Mode.

Enter Your Request

Perform a security assessment of the web application at http://localhost:8080

Observe Plan Generation

Memfit AI generates a structured plan:

Security Assessment Plan:

1. Reconnaissance
   ├── Technology fingerprinting
   └── Directory enumeration

2. Vulnerability Scanning
   ├── Common vulnerability checks
   └── Configuration analysis

3. Analysis & Reporting
   ├── Finding prioritization
   └── Report generation

Would you like to proceed with this plan?

Review and Approve

You can:

• Approve - Proceed with the plan as-is
• Modify - Adjust the plan before execution
• Cancel - Stop the operation

Watch Execution

After approval, multiple ReAct loops execute the plan:

[Executing: Reconnaissance]
  → Technology fingerprinting... Done
  → Found: nginx, PHP, MySQL
  
[Executing: Vulnerability Scanning]
  → Common vulnerability checks... Done
  → Found: 2 potential issues

[Generating Report...]

Understanding the Output

Execution Trace

Each step shows:

• Thought - AI reasoning
• Action - Tool being used
• Observation - Results received

Final Report

Comprehensive findings with:

• Severity levels
• Detailed descriptions
• Remediation recommendations

Key Concepts Demonstrated

Concept	Example
ReAct Loop	Port scanning thought-action-observation cycle
Plan-Execute	Security assessment task decomposition
Human-in-the-Loop	Plan review before execution
Tool Usage	PortScan, WebScan tools

Next Steps

• Basic Concepts - Deeper understanding
• Configuration - Customize behavior
• Tool Reference - Available tools