infosec CLI

An autonomous offensive-security agent in your terminal — recon, vulnerability discovery, and exploitation workflows powered by uncensored models. Install in one command.

Install

Native install on macOS and Linux; Windows via PowerShell.

macOS

Apple Silicon + Intel

Linux

x86_64 + arm64

Windows

PowerShell or WSL2

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://uncensored.chat/infosec.sh | sh

Windows (PowerShell)

irm https://uncensored.chat/infosec.ps1 | iex

Sign in and run

infosec login opens your browser to approve the CLI against your account (a verified email is required). Then start the agent:

infosec login
infosec whoami
infosec usage
infosec "explain this codebase"

Models

Pick per run with -m, in the TUI with /model, or set a default in config.

Model	Use case	Context	Reasoning
`kimi-k3`default Agentic coding, tool use, and security engineering. 1M context.	coding	1M	max
`glm-5.2` General coding, tool use, and security engineering. 1M context.	coding	1M	low / medium / high

Set a default in ~/.infosec/config.toml

model = "kimi-k3"
model_reasoning_effort = "medium"   # low / medium / high (where supported)

The catalog is managed server-side, so new models appear for signed-in users as soon as they go live.

Usage & quota

Metered in CLI tokens per month; resets monthly. Check yours with infosec usage.

Plan	Monthly tokens	×Basic
Basic Planbaseline	1M	1×
Standard Plan	10M	10×
Premium Plan	100M	100×

View pricing plans

Commands

Everything that shows up in infosec --help.

Everyday use

`infosec`	Start the interactive TUI (optional prompt: infosec "explain this repo").
`infosec exec / infosec e`	Run one shot non-interactively.
`infosec review`	Run a code review non-interactively.
`infosec login`	Sign in to your uncensored.chat account.
`infosec login status`	Show login status.
`infosec logout`	Sign out / clear stored credentials.
`infosec whoami`	Show the signed-in account.
`infosec usage`	Show plan usage and remaining quota.
`infosec update`	Update the CLI to the latest release.
`infosec doctor`	Diagnose install, config, auth, and runtime health.
`infosec --version`	Print the version.
`infosec --help`	Print help.

Sessions

`infosec resume`	Resume a previous session (picker, or --last).
`infosec fork`	Fork a previous session.
`infosec archive <session>`	Archive a saved session.
`infosec unarchive <session>`	Unarchive a session.
`infosec delete <session>`	Permanently delete a session.

Other

`infosec apply / infosec a`	Apply the latest agent diff with git apply.
`infosec completion`	Generate shell completion scripts.
`infosec sandbox`	Run a command inside the sandbox.
`infosec features`	Inspect feature flags.
`infosec debug`	Debugging helpers (e.g. models dump).

Experimental (visible, not yet stable)

infosec app-serverinfosec remote-controlinfosec cloudinfosec exec-serverinfosec app (desktop)

Common options

Flags for the interactive and exec runs.

`-m, --model <MODEL>`	Choose the model for the run.
`-C, --cd <DIR>`	Working directory for the agent.
`--add-dir <DIR>`	Extra writable directory.
`-i, --image <FILE>`	Attach image(s) to the first prompt.
`-c, --config key=value`	Override config for this run.
`-a, --ask-for-approval <policy>`	Approval policy (untrusted / on-request / never).
`--search`	Enable live web search (when the provider supports it).

Extend it

Plugins and MCP servers.

Plugins

`infosec plugin list`	List available / installed plugins.
`infosec plugin add <name>`	Install a plugin from a marketplace.
`infosec plugin remove <name>`	Remove an installed plugin.
`infosec plugin doctor`	Check plugin prerequisites / health.
`infosec plugin marketplace`	Add / list / upgrade / remove marketplaces.

MCP

`infosec mcp list`	List configured MCP servers.
`infosec mcp get`	Show one MCP server.
`infosec mcp add`	Add an MCP server.
`infosec mcp remove`	Remove an MCP server.
`infosec mcp login / logout`	MCP server auth helpers.
`infosec mcp-server`	Run infosec itself as an MCP server (stdio).

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