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-Kali Autopilot is an attack automation framework to support cyber security research, training, challenge labs and CTF events. I is also useful to automate repetitive tasks of a penetration test.
+Kali Autopilot is an attack automation framework to support cyber security research, training, challenge labs and CTF events.  
+It is commonly used by cyber defense analysts and cyber infrastructure support specialists to simulate the actions of attackers in order to validate and improve prevention, detection and alerting capabilities.  
+It is also useful to automate repetitive tasks of a penetration test.  
   
-It consists of the following components:
+Kali Autopilot consists of the following components:
 - GUI application that creates python scripts to run automatic cyber attacks 
 - Attack service that executes attack script automatically
 - Setup script to create and manage attack services
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 - [User Guide](User-Guide): GUI application and attack script development
 - [Service setup guide](Service): Setup and management of attack services
 - [Web API user guide](Web-Api): How to use the Web API to step through attack stages  
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+### Standard Workflow
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+A standard workflow to create and run automatic attacks looks like this:  
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+1. Run kali-autopilot
+2. Create a new attack script, configure variabes  and settings
+3. Design the attack sequence
+4. Save and generate the script
+5. Navigate to the script folder on the command line, e.g. cd ~/kali-autopilot/<script name>
+6. Execute the script, e.g. ./<script name.py>
+7. Navigate to http://localhost to manage the attack execution
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+To run the script as a service:  
+  
+8. Run `service.sh -i` to install the attack service  
+  
+To use HTTPS:
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+9. Run `service.sh -c` to create ssl certificates  
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