Features
Cyberstrike ships with purpose-built features for automated penetration testing. Each feature is deeply integrated with the AI agent — the agent decides when and how to use them based on the target and conversation context.
Core Features
| Feature | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Vortex | HTTP traffic engine — intercept, replay, and rule-match requests with a DSL |
| HackBrowser | AI-driven autonomous web crawler with UI context capture |
| Bolt | Containerized security tool server (nmap, nuclei, sqlmap, and 30+ more) |
| MCP | Model Context Protocol — connect any external tool server |
How They Work Together
A typical web application assessment uses multiple features in concert:
- HackBrowser crawls the target, capturing HTTP traffic with UI context
- Vortex processes the captured traffic — applies rules, flags anomalies, correlates signals
- The proxy-agent analyzes flagged requests and dispatches vulnerability testers
- Bolt provides the heavy tools (nuclei templates, fuzzing, subdomain enumeration) when the agent needs them
- MCP servers extend the toolset with custom or third-party integrations
Each feature can also be used independently. HackBrowser works without Vortex, Bolt works without HackBrowser, and MCP servers work regardless of what else is configured.