tenfold.sh

Tenfold sold AI employees. Hire your whole company in an afternoon. A sales rep, a support agent, a bookkeeper, each with a name, a face and real access to your stack.

One founder built it in eleven days, almost entirely by prompting a chat window. Ten AI hires, one human, no review, no one watching what shipped.

For six months the market loved it. Then the whole thing leaked. Every customer record, every credential and the private memory of every agent that ever worked there.

The founder went dark eleven days before the dump. He didn't run from the breach. He ran from something he found first.

You're the responder they sent in after.

You work in a terminal. Real commands, a real forensic shell, a sealed copy of everything the company left running.

Each system is a room, and each room hides a real security failure. You find it the way an actual responder would. Read what was served, notice what leaked, pull the thread.

No multiple choice. You type, the system answers, you go deeper. Stuck is allowed. The shell nudges when you ask and shows its work if you want to see how it's done.

It plays like a detective story that happens to run on real vulnerabilities.