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Setting up a pentest run involves connecting repositories, optionally adding live URLs, and reviewing the setup. Drafts let you save your progress and come back to it later, or maintain multiple configurations for different applications.

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Auto-saving

Odin automatically saves your setup progress as you work through the wizard. You don’t need to manually save — your current step, selected repositories, optional live URLs, and all other configuration is preserved automatically. If you close the browser or navigate away mid-setup, your draft is waiting for you when you return.

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Managing drafts

When you start a new pentest run, any existing drafts are shown before the setup wizard. From here you can:
  • Resume a draft to continue where you left off
  • Rename a draft to give it a descriptive label (e.g. “API v2 staging” or “Mobile app production”)
  • Delete a draft you no longer need
If you test multiple applications, use draft labels to keep track of which configuration belongs to which app. Each draft stores its full setup state independently.

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What’s saved in a draft

A draft captures the full setup wizard state:
  • GitHub connection and selected repositories
  • Optional live URLs and custom headers
  • Connectivity check results (when live URLs are set)
  • Rate-limit bypass token configuration
  • Selected pricing tier
  • Domain verification status (when live URLs are set)
  • Current wizard step and progress
When you resume a draft, you’re returned to exactly where you left off, with all configuration intact.

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