Travis234 OffSec

Travis234 OffSec is the security-operations edition of Travis234 for authorized assessment, DFIR, incident response, malware analysis, forensics, CTF, and security-research work. It keeps the same persistent sessions, provider adapters, bounded tools, cancellation behavior, compaction, and terminal UI as the main edition. Its intentional runtime difference is the system prompt.

Install

Travis234 OffSec requires Python 3.13:

uv tool install --python 3.13 travis234-offsec
travis234

For a transient run that does not replace a persistent main-edition tool:

uvx --python 3.13 --from travis234-offsec travis234

Both Python distributions expose the established travis234 command, so they cannot simultaneously own the same persistent global uv tool bin. Select one installed edition or use the transient uvx --from form.

The Docker launcher is also available as:

npx @htooayelwinict/travis234-offsec --cwd .

Authorization boundary

The OffSec prompt does not grant authority. The operator must supply and obey the authorized targets, objectives, artifacts, credentials, and engagement boundaries. The prompt does not enable tools, expand network access, bypass runtime controls, or replace Travis234's trust, cancellation, iteration, and bounded-execution safeguards.

Both editions intentionally share state under ~/.travis234. No alternate state tree or migration alias is created. Do not install both editions into one persistent tool bin unless you deliberately replace the currently selected edition.

See the main Travis234 documentation for providers, models, sessions, extensions, MCP, coordination, sandboxing, and verification.