recuritylab documentation
Guides, references and how-tos for virtual iOS and Android devices, AI agents, MCP and the API.
The full recuritylab documentation is available to customers once access is granted. This page shows what it covers and how to get to it.
Why the docs are private
recuritylab is a security research platform, and its documentation describes what the platform can do in detail. We share it with reviewed customers under our Acceptable Use Policy. Evaluating recuritylab? Book a demo and we will walk you through the platform and how the docs are organised.
What the documentation covers
Organised around what you are trying to do — from your first virtual device to agents in your pipeline.
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Getting started
How access works, your first virtual device and a tour of the web console.Virtual devices
Creating, configuring and managing virtual iOS and Android devices, including jailbreak and root options.Snapshots and environments
Saving, restoring and cloning device state so work stays repeatable.Test and research
Security testing workflows
App testing, traffic monitoring, file-system and process inspection, and working with common research tools.System and kernel introspection
The debugging and inspection features available for deeper OS-level research.Reports and evidence
Collecting findings and exporting results for your team.Automate and integrate
AI agents
Running agent sessions, scoping them, reviewing their work and keeping a human in the loop.MCP server
Connecting your MCP-compatible AI client to recuritylab virtual devices.API and SDKs
The API reference and SDKs for automating devices and agents.CI/CD integration
Running virtual devices and agents from your build pipelines.Administer
Teams and access
Users, roles, projects and how people sign in.Security and data
How environments are isolated and how your data is handled.Deployment options
The deployment models available for your organisation; discuss your requirements with us.Release notes and troubleshooting
What’s new, known issues and answers to common questions.Built for agents, too
How AI agents work in recuritylabrecuritylab puts AI agents next to every virtual device, so the customer documentation is written for people and for the agents working alongside them. It includes guidance on connecting an MCP-compatible client to your devices. For a public, machine-readable summary of what recuritylab is, AI tools can read /llms.txt.
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Approved customers receive access to the platform and its full documentation, including the API reference and the AI agent and MCP guides.
Other resources
what the recuritylab API lets you automate.
agent-guided scenarios on deliberately vulnerable demo apps.
instructor-led courses for teams, on request.
notes on AI agents, virtual devices and mobile security testing.
help channels for customers.
how we protect your environments and data.
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