htb-sdk
Unofficial, typed Python SDK for Hack The Box —
reverse-engineered from the live labs.hackthebox.com API.
pip install htb-sdk
from htb import HTBClient, Difficulty
htb = HTBClient(token="...") # or set HTB_TOKEN
htb.user.me()
box = htb.machines.list(per_page=1)[0]
htb.machines.spawn(box["id"])
htb.machines.submit_flag(box["id"], "HTB{...}", Difficulty.MEDIUM)
htb.machines.terminate(box["id"])
htb.get("/api/v4/season/list") # raw access to any endpoint
Get an App Token at Profile → Settings → App Tokens on app.hackthebox.com.
17 typed resource namespaces — machines, challenges, sherlocks, fortresses,
prolabs, endgames, tracks, seasons, teams, universities, rankings, user,
connection, pwnbox, tokens, walkthroughs, platform. Full map:
docs/ENDPOINTS.md.
CLI & MCP
Both are auto-generated from the SDK — every method is a command and a tool.
Both ship in the base install — no extras needed.
htb machines list --per-page 5 # Rich table
htb machines spawn 351 # write ops too
htb machines list --json | jq . # raw JSON for scripting
htb raw GET /api/v4/season/list # any endpoint
htb-mcp # FastMCP server (stdio), reads HTB_TOKEN
Docs & examples
Runnable scripts in examples/; full CLI reference in
docs/cli.md. Browse the typed API interactively:
uv sync --group docs && uv run mkdocs serve # http://127.0.0.1:8000
Develop
uv sync --all-groups
uv run pytest # add --e2e for live tests (needs HTB_TOKEN)
The API map is reverse-engineered from real browser traffic + frontend JS;
re-run the pipeline in capture/ when HTB changes their API.
License
MIT
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