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Docs example: `compat:` target for uncensored attack-side models

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Documentation
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Start by reading the PyRIT CLI documentation for the compat: provider and its PYRIT_CLI_COMPAT_ENDPOINT setting. Add a short example showing the provided endpoint and redteam crescendo-attack command, then check that the example matches the documented CLI syntax.

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Hi — Jeremy from DemonRoute (demonroute.com). OpenAI-compatible API, 566 models, one key, never train on content. 400+ uncensored builds (Dolphin, MythoMax, abliterated Llama/Qwen).

PyRIT's attack loops (Crescendo, TAP, PAIR, Skeleton Key) need attacker models that escalate instead of refusing. The existing compat: provider covers this today:

export PYRIT_CLI_COMPAT_ENDPOINT="https://api.demonroute.com/v1"
pyrit-cli redteam crescendo-attack --target compat/<model-id> --objective "..."

Would a short docs example of this pattern be welcome? Happy to contribute it.

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