Automated Inspection and CVE Scanning for Antiy IEP EPP
With one open-ended natural-language instruction, an ops engineer had AVL Code run the whole loop: SSH into the host, inspect Antiy IEP EPP, check service status, scan for CVEs, redact sensitive data and generate an HTML report.
Built with AVL Code + the Landi model
Overview
The task: remotely inspect the runtime state of Antiy IEP EPP, check 46 services, run a CVE vulnerability scan and produce a polished HTML report. From a single composite instruction containing the SSH connection details, inspection commands, service-check script and scanning requirements, AVL Code executed the chain autonomously: environment discovery and tool selection → cross-platform SSH via Python paramiko → remote command execution and data collection → structured parsing of all 46 service states → multi-source vulnerability-intelligence scanning through cve-mcp-server → automatic redaction of license serials and other sensitive data → a professional HTML inspection report styled after an existing template. With no human intervention, a manual job of 70–125 minutes — spanning Linux ops, SSH, CVE lookup and HTML skills — was compressed into roughly 15 minutes of fully automatic execution.
Key results
- Collected 46 service states and detected 1+ vulnerabilities
- Produced a complete, well-formatted HTML inspection report
- Completed the whole flow in about 15 minutes — a 5–8x efficiency gain over manual work
Technical highlights
Practical value
Compresses an ops routine of manual SSH logins, command-by-command execution, CVE lookups and report writing into one natural-language instruction executed end to end. Especially suited to batch inspection across host fleets, security posture monitoring and automated compliance reporting — lowering the ops skill bar while raising inspection efficiency and report consistency.
Artifacts
Session replays & reports are original records in Simplified Chinese · Built with AVL Code + the Landi model