CyberTools-vessel 1.1.1

Global CLI for CyberTools API — recon, subdomain enum, payload gen, and more for bug bounty hunters

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cybertools-vessel

Global CLI for CyberTools API · v1.1.1

One install. Almost Every recon tool you need. No dependency jungle.

A Python-based global CLI for recon, payloads, scanning helpers, API testing, hashes, encoding, and bug bounty workflow stuff.

Basically: less tab-hopping, more doing.

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Install

Using pip

pip install cybertools-vessel

Using pipx (Recommended)

if you want it installed globally without messing with your Python environment.

pipx install cybertools-vessel

If you do not have pipx yet:

python3 -m pip install --user pipx
python3 -m pipx ensurepath

Then restart your terminal and run:

pipx install cybertools-vessel

That is it. No dramatic setup ritual required.

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Update

Latest version:

pip install --upgrade cybertools-vessel

With pipx:

pipx upgrade cybertools-vessel

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Install specific version

pip install cybertools-vessel==1.1.0

With pipx:

pipx install cybertools-vessel==1.1.0

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Reinstall / hard reset

Latest version:

pip uninstall cybertools-vessel -y
pip install --no-cache-dir cybertools-vessel

Specific version:

pip uninstall cybertools-vessel -y
pip install --no-cache-dir cybertools-vessel==1.1.0

With pipx:

pipx uninstall cybertools-vessel
pipx install cybertools-vessel

Specific version with pipx:

pipx uninstall cybertools-vessel
pipx install cybertools-vessel==1.1.0

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Usage

Interactive TUI

cybtl

Launches the full menu interface.

Good for when you want the tool to feel like a tiny command-line control room instead of remembering every command like a sleep-deprived wizard.

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Direct commands

cybtl recon      example.com
cybtl scan       https://example.com
cybtl analyze    https://example.com
cybtl expand     example.com
cybtl endpoints  https://example.com
cybtl params     https://example.com
cybtl workflow   example.com
cybtl payloads   sqli
cybtl hash       sha256 "hello world"
cybtl encode     base64 "hello"
cybtl ip         8.8.8.8
cybtl password   "MyP@ssw0rd!"

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Workflow modes

cybtl express    example.com          # fast recon + analyze
cybtl bugbounty  example.com          # recon + scan + recommended payloads
cybtl subdomains example.com          # subdomain enum + recon on each
cybtl apiscan    https://api.site.com # endpoint + param scan

These are for when you want a quick flow instead of manually typing five commands and pretending that was the plan all along.

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Flags

cybtl recon example.com --json
cybtl workflow example.com --save out.json

Use --json when you want raw output.

Use --save when you want receipts.

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Config

Settings are stored here:

~/.config/cybtl/config.json

Show current config:

cybtl config

Change API URL:

cybtl set api_url https://your.server

Change timeout:

cybtl set timeout 120

Default config

Key	Default
api_url	https://www.cyber-tools.dev
timeout	60
save_dir	~/cybtl-reports

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Commands reference

Command	Args	Description
recon	<domain>	IP, DNS, SSL, headers, tech stack
analyze	<url>	Redirect chain, CORS, HSTS, CSP checks
scan	<url>	Common path probing like admin, .env, .git, swagger
expand	<domain>	Passive subdomain enumeration
endpoints	<url>	Endpoint scan, tagged by type
params	<url>	Common injectable parameter checks
workflow	<target>	Full recon workflow
express	<target>	Fast recon + analyze
bugbounty	<target>	Recon + scan + payload suggestions
subdomains	<domain>	Subdomain enum + recon on each
apiscan	<url>	API endpoint and parameter scan
payloads	<type>	Payloads for xss, sqli, lfi, ssrf, idor, open redirect
hash	<algo> <text>	md5, sha1, sha256, sha384, sha512, blake2b
encode	<method> <text>	base64, hex, url
ip	<address|me>	IP geolocation
password	<pw>	Password strength and feedback
last	—	Show last cached scan
cache	—	Show cache status
config	—	Show config
set	<key> <value>	Set config value

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Self-hosted

Point cybtl at your own CyberTools API instance:

cybtl set api_url http://localhost:8000

Or use a custom API URL for one run:

CYBERTOOLS_URL=http://localhost:8000 cybtl recon example.com

Useful if you are running your own backend locally and want to test without touching production.

Tiny chaos, but controlled.

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Links

Name	Link
Website	https://www.cyber-tools.dev
Docs	https://www.cyber-tools.dev/docs
API repo	https://github.com/vessel-69/cybertools-api

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Notes

This tool is built for legal testing, learning, bug bounty workflows, and your own authorized targets.

Do not run it on random websites like a goblin with Wi-Fi.

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License

MIT © vessel-69