Know the boundary before you deploy.
Evaluation guides.
These pages separate core functions, licensed modules, external integrations, and unsupported claims. They are the fastest route to an accurate technical evaluation.
Support matrix
Check what is core, license-gated, integration-dependent, or not supported in the current public version.
Product workflowPhishing simulation platform
Understand campaign design, behavioral evidence, human-risk review, and licensed follow-up workflows.
Private deliverySelf-hosted evaluation
Review infrastructure responsibility, supported operating environments, licensing, data location, and operational ownership.
Trust boundarySecurity center
Read authorized-use requirements, reporting guidance, control boundaries, and responsible disclosure information.
Evaluate the workflow you actually need.
Each guide answers one procurement or engineering question and links back to the versioned support matrix.
Security awareness training
Connect evidence to courses, training batches, assessments, and completion review.
Exact provider matrixMulti-channel simulation
Separate core email, licensed SMS and enterprise IM, integration-only Slack, and unsupported channels.
Licensed moduleSimulation automation
Review rules, schedules, stages, execution history, and the current action boundary.
Current, not autonomousAI-assisted simulation
Understand external-model dependencies, operator review, and what remains roadmap.
Integration-onlyMCP integration
See how tool visibility, backend authorization, and feature entitlement remain separate.
Evidence-led comparisonGoPhish vs TaiGong
Compare documented workflows without erasing GoPhish capabilities or inflating TaiGong claims.
Pricing is not entitlement.
A deployment mode or plan name does not imply that every advanced module is enabled. The applicable order, license, and support matrix determine the delivered scope.
Pricing and licensing
Compare Community access, managed SaaS, self-hosted annual licensing, and custom enterprise delivery.
Written scopeRequest an evaluation statement
Describe your employee count, deployment boundary, required channels, integrations, and governance needs.
Chinese sourceCurrent changelog (zh-CN)
The detailed release timeline remains available in the Chinese documentation while English release notes are prepared.
Chinese sourceAPI reference (zh-CN)
Technical API details are currently maintained in the Chinese documentation; availability remains version- and license-dependent.
Documentation follows shipped behavior.
Public pages describe TaiGong Drill version 1.3.4. Where a capability depends on a license, deployment agreement, external platform, or customer infrastructure, the page says so explicitly. A roadmap item is not represented as shipped functionality.
Authorized use is mandatory.
TaiGong is intended for written, authorized security exercises. Before operating a campaign, confirm the people, systems, domains, delivery channels, dates, data-handling rules, and stop conditions included in scope.
English coverage is expanding deliberately.
The English documentation prioritizes product evaluation, support boundaries, deployment decisions, and security. Some detailed API, legal, and release material currently links to its maintained Chinese source and is labeled accordingly.
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