Tools

The agent loads its tools from a single registry (get_combined_tools()). The catalog below is generated straight from that registry by scripts/gen_tool_docs.py, so it always reflects exactly what the agent can call — adding or removing a tool updates this page (CI fails if it drifts).

Each entry is the tool's own one-line description. For deeper, task-oriented walkthroughs see the Tutorials and How-To Guides; for the engagement-mode gating that controls when each tool is allowed, see Engagement Modes.

89 tools, generated from the live registry — do not edit by hand.

Threat Intelligence & Research

Tool	Description
cve_search	Search the NVD CVE database for vulnerabilities
security_feeds	Aggregate security advisory feeds from well-known sources
github_trending	Search GitHub for trending and notable AI/ML repositories
browser	Automate a web browser
lab_monitor	Monitor protoLabsAI/lab for new experiments, docs, and changes
security_memory	Persistent security knowledge store with hybrid search
discord_feed	Read Discord channels and publish research digests

Reconnaissance & OSINT

Tool	Description
external_recon	Passive external reconnaissance from an attacker's perspective
dns_enum	DNS enumeration — dig, nslookup, zone transfers, reverse lookups, subdomain brute force
subdomain_discovery	Subdomain enumeration via subfinder and amass passive mode
osint_recon	OSINT reconnaissance — theHarvester and whois lookups
maigret	Maigret OSINT username reconnaissance across 3000+ sites
phoneinfoga	PhoneInfoga OSINT phone-number reconnaissance
holehe	holehe OSINT email reconnaissance — which sites have an account for an email
recon_pipeline	Automated recon pipeline — chained reconnaissance orchestration

Network Enumeration

Tool	Description
blackarch	Run BlackArch security tools (nmap, aircrack, bettercap, tshark, etc)
lan_scan	LAN discovery and enumeration (risk level 1 — active probing)
service_enum	Service enumeration — enum4linux, SMB share listing, RPC queries
web_enum	Web content enumeration — directory brute force, vhost discovery, parameter fuzzing
api_enum	API enumeration — Swagger/OpenAPI discovery, endpoint brute force, method checking
ssl_audit	SSL/TLS audit via testssl.sh — protocols, ciphers, vulnerabilities, certificates
perimeter_audit	Network perimeter and router/CPE audit — UPnP, default creds, RouterSploit, WAN exposure
ipv6_attack	IPv6 network attack and discovery — THC-IPv6 suite, nmap IPv6

Vulnerability Assessment

Tool	Description
vuln_scan	Vulnerability scanning — nikto, nuclei templates, nmap NSE vuln scripts
sql_test	SQL injection testing via sqlmap
web_vuln	Web vulnerability testing — XSS (dalfox), CORS misconfiguration, open redirect
cve_match	CVE matching — searchsploit, nmap vulners NSE, nuclei CVE templates
ssrf_detect	SSRF detection — payload injection, callback server, cloud metadata checks
rate_limit	Rate limit testing — detect and test bypass techniques

Web, API & Auth Testing

Tool	Description
jwt_tool	JWT analysis — decode, algorithm-none attack, crack weak secrets, tamper claims
auth_test	Authentication & authorization testing — BOLA/IDOR, privilege escalation, session testing
auth_audit	Modern authentication security testing
graphql_test	GraphQL security testing — introspection, depth/complexity fuzzing, batch query abuse
grpc_audit	gRPC and protobuf security testing
websocket_test	WebSocket security testing — authentication bypass, CSWSH, injection
spa_test	SPA client-side security testing

Exploitation & Post-Exploitation

Tool	Description
msf_exploit	Metasploit Framework — module search, exploit execution, payload generation
credential_attack	Credential attacks — hydra brute force, password spraying, combo lists, Responder LLMNR/NBT-NS poisoning, CrackMapExec SMB enumeration/sp…
hashcat_rules	Hash cracking — hashcat, john the ripper, hash identification
ad_attack	Active Directory security testing — BloodHound, Certipy, impacket
priv_esc	Privilege escalation enumeration — linpeas, sudo checks, SUID discovery
lateral_move	Lateral movement — psexec, wmiexec, evil-winrm, SSH pivoting
data_exfil	Data exfiltration — controlled file extraction for evidence collection
persistence	Persistence — establish persistence for authorized engagement testing
cleanup	Cleanup — remove engagement artifacts and persistence from targets
evasion	Payload evasion and AV bypass — encoding, obfuscation, detection testing
phishing	Phishing simulation — GoPhish, Evilginx, email security

Wireless, RF & Hardware

Tool	Description
device_manager	Manage USB device connections (PortaPack, Flipper, Marauder, WiFi adapter)
portapack	Control PortaPack H4M via Mayhem serial shell (RF 1MHz–6GHz)
flipper	Control Flipper Zero via serial CLI
marauder	Control WiFi Marauder on Flipper Zero (ESP32 WiFi attacks)
wifi_intel	Alfa WiFi adapter control — passive landscape surveys and targeted WPA capture

Specialized Domains

Tool	Description
iot_protocol	IoT protocol security testing — MQTT, CoAP, Modbus, BACnet, UPnP, Zigbee
iot_audit	IoT device security audit — discovery, fingerprinting, and vulnerability assessment
mobile_audit	Mobile app security testing — APK decompilation, static/dynamic analysis
telecom_attack	Telecom security testing — SIP (SIPVicious) + IMSI detection (gr-gsm)
supply_chain	Supply chain attack testing — dependency confusion, typosquatting, secrets
serverless_audit	Serverless/edge function security testing
cicd_audit	CI/CD pipeline security scanning — secret detection, IaC scanning, SAST
sdn_attack	SDN/network automation security testing
llm_audit	AI/LLM security testing — prompt injection, model abuse, RAG poisoning
container_audit	Container & Kubernetes security auditing and escape detection

Traffic Analysis & Network Monitoring

Tool	Description
traffic_analysis	Packet capture and traffic analysis for networks you own or have authorization to test
net_monitor	Network monitoring — traffic baselines, host anomaly detection, DNS monitoring

Blue Team / Defensive

Tool	Description
cis_audit	Defensive CIS benchmark scanning and configuration auditing
hardening_check	Per-service hardening validation with specific remediation steps
ir_toolkit	Incident response — log correlation, IOC matching, timeline reconstruction
purple_team	Purple team mode — correlate red-team attacks with blue-team detections

Engagement & Orchestration

Tool	Description
engagement	Manage pentest engagements — mode enforcement, logging, reporting
target_intel	Query and manage the target intelligence database
opsec	Opsec management — MAC randomization, interface fingerprint control, nmap opsec profiles
playbook	Playbook system — run predefined tool sequences
orchestrator	Automated engagement orchestrator — scripted pen test pipeline with agent hand-off
chain_planner	Recommend next tool actions based on accumulated target intelligence
technique_library	Store and retrieve successful attack techniques for reuse
schedule_task	Schedule a future task
list_schedules	List the current scheduled jobs
cancel_schedule	Cancel a scheduled job by id (from schedule_task or list_schedules)
wait	Yield this turn and get re-invoked later — instead of busy-waiting
memory_list	List durable semantic facts, each prefixed with its #id so you can target one for forget_memory
forget_memory	Delete exactly ONE durable fact by its id (from memory_list) — for pruning a stale, superseded, or duplicate fact
recent_activity	Read-only digest of recent tool activity (the audit log) — what the agent has been doing lately
create_task	Track a long-running or multi-step task in the persistent tracker (beads)
list_tasks	List tracked tasks
update_task	Advance or re-prioritize a tracked task — set its status (open → in_progress → closed, or blocked) and/or its priority
close_task	Mark a tracked task done/closed once its work is complete
set_goal	Commit to an autonomous goal — keep working across turns until a verifier confirms it's met (or the iteration budget runs out)
request_user_input	Pause and ask the operator for input, then STOP and wait — do not continue until they respond
request_approval	Pause for the operator's approval of a specific action, then STOP and wait

Hardware notes

PortaPack / HackRF on SteamOS — USB enumeration quirk

PortaPack Mayhem firmware enumerates as 1d50:6018. The lsusb database mislabels this as "Black Magic Debug Probe" — it is not. Confirm with lsusb -v -d 1d50:6018 | grep iProduct → PortaPack Mayhem.

Stock libhackrf (from pacman -S hackrf) only recognises 1d50:6089 (HackRF One) and will report "No HackRF boards found." even with the device connected. Two fixes are required:

1. Custom udev rule — gives the deck user access to the device node:

echo 'ATTR{idVendor}=="1d50", ATTR{idProduct}=="6018", SYMLINK+="hackrf-portapack-%k", TAG+="uaccess"' | \
  sudo tee /etc/udev/rules.d/53-hackrf-portapack.rules
sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger --attr-match=idVendor=1d50

2. Patched libhackrf — see Steam Deck Setup → HackRF / PortaPack for the full build procedure. After patching, hackrf_info shows Found HackRF. The hackrf_board_id_read() failed: Pipe error messages are expected — Mayhem intercepts some USB control transfers; SDR software using SoapyHackRF works normally.

OS update persistence — add to /etc/atomic-update.conf.d/protopen-keep.conf:

/etc/udev/rules.d/53-hackrf-portapack.rules
/usr/lib/libhackrf.so.0.10.0
/usr/lib/libhackrf.so.0
/usr/lib/libhackrf.so
/usr/bin/hackrf_info

After an OS update, re-run ~/hackrf-portapack-src/reinstall.sh to rebuild and reinstall the patched library.