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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.

Update

Latest version:

pip install --upgrade cybertools-vessel

With pipx:

pipx upgrade cybertools-vessel

Install specific version

pip install cybertools-vessel==1.1.0

With pipx:

pipx install cybertools-vessel==1.1.0

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

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.

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!"

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.

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.

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

Commands reference

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.

Links

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.

License

MIT © vessel-69