An anti-slip torque tool with integrated engagement features comprising: a torque-tool body; at least one pair of diametrically opposing engagement features; at least one intermediate feature; a set of serrations; the pair of diametrically opposing engagement features comprising a first opposing feature and a second opposing feature; the first opposing feature comprising a first flat-bracing surface, a first distal cavity surface, and a first proximal cavity surface; the second opposing feature comprising a second flat-bracing surface, a second distal cavity surface, and a second proximal cavity surface; the first opposing feature and the second opposing feature being radially distributed around a rotational axis of the torque-tool body; the first opposing feature and the second opposing feature being terminally connected to each other by the intermediate feature; the torque-tool body being outwardly extended from the first opposing feature, the second opposing feature, and the intermediate feature; the first distal cavity surface and the first proximal cavity surface being oppositely positioned of each other about the first flat-bracing surface; the first distal cavity surface being terminally connected to the first flat-bracing surface; the first proximal cavity surface being terminally connected to the first flat-bracing surface; the second distal cavity surface and the second proximal cavity surface being oppositely positioned of each other about the second flat-bracing surface; the second distal cavity surface being terminally connected to the second flat-bracing surface; the second proximal cavity surface being terminally connected to the second flat-bracing surface; the first proximal cavity surface and the second proximal cavity surface being terminally connected to the intermediate feature; characterized in that: the set of serrations laterally traverses into the torque-tool body from the first flat-bracing surface, wherein at least one gripping point is delineated at the intersection of the first flat-bracing surface and each cavity of the set of serrations; and an intermediate length delineated within the set of serrations. a torque-tool body; at least one pair of diametrically opposing engagement features; at least one intermediate feature; a set of serrations; the pair of diametrically opposing engagement features comprising a first opposing feature and a second opposing feature; the first opposing feature comprising a first flat-bracing surface, a first distal cavity surface, and a first proximal cavity surface; the second opposing feature comprising a second flat-bracing surface, a second distal cavity surface, and a second proximal cavity surface; the first opposing feature and the second opposing feature being radially distributed around a rotational axis of the torque-tool body; the first opposing feature and the second opposing feature being terminally connected to each other by the intermediate feature; the torque-tool body being outwardly extended from the first opposing feature, the second opposing feature, and the intermediate feature; the first distal cavity surface and the first proximal cavity surface being oppositely positioned of each other about the first flat-bracing surface; the first distal cavity surface being terminally connected to the first flat-bracing surface; the first proximal cavity surface being terminally connected to the first flat-bracing surface; the second distal cavity surface and the second proximal cavity surface being oppositely positioned of each other about the second flat-bracing surface; the second distal cavity surface being terminally connected to the second flat-bracing surface; the second proximal cavity surface being terminally connected to the second flat-bracing surface; the first proximal cavity surface and the second proximal cavity surface being terminally connected to the intermediate feature; characterized in that: the set of serrations laterally traverses into the torque-tool body from the first flat-bracing surface, wherein at least one gripping point is delineated at the intersection of the first flat-bracing surface and each cavity of the set of serrations; and an intermediate length delineated within the set of serrations. the set of serrations laterally traverses into the torque-tool body from the first flat-bracing surface, wherein at least one gripping point is delineated at the intersection of the first flat-bracing surface and each cavity of the set of serrations; and an intermediate length delineated within the set of serrations.