cipher-security 2.0.3 → 2.0.4

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package/lib/bot/bot.js CHANGED
@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ async function handleEnvelope(envelope, config, sessions, whitelistSet) {
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  try {
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  const { Gateway } = await import('../gateway/gateway.js');
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  const gw = new Gateway({ rag: true });
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- response = await gw.send(mapped, { history });
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+ response = await gw.send(mapped, history);
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  } catch (err) {
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  response = `Error: ${err.message}`;
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  }
package/lib/commands.js CHANGED
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
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  /**
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  * commands.js — Command routing table for the CIPHER CLI.
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  *
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- * Maps all 29 CLI commands to one of three dispatch modes:
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+ * Maps all 30 CLI commands to one of three dispatch modes:
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  * - native: Dispatched directly through Node.js handler functions (no Python)
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  * - passthrough: Legacy mode — no commands use this as of v2.0
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  * (full terminal access for Rich panels, Textual TUIs, long-running services)
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  // CIPHER is a trademark of defconxt.
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  /**
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- * commands.js — Node.js handler functions for all 22 bridge-mode commands.
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+ * commands.js — Node.js handler functions for all 30 CLI commands.
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  *
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  * Each handler accepts a plain args object and returns a plain JS object.
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  * No Rich formatting, no Typer framework — just data. The rendering
@@ -59,4 +59,9 @@ export {
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  handleFeedback,
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  handleMarketplace,
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  handleCompliance,
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+ handleScan,
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+ handleDashboard,
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+ handleWeb,
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+ handleSetupSignal,
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+ handleUpdate,
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  } from './commands.js';
package/lib/mcp/server.js CHANGED
@@ -10,6 +10,16 @@
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  */
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  import { createInterface } from 'node:readline';
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+ import { readFileSync } from 'node:fs';
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+ import { join, dirname } from 'node:path';
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+ import { fileURLToPath } from 'node:url';
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+
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+ const __dirname = dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
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+ const _version = (() => {
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+ try {
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+ return JSON.parse(readFileSync(join(__dirname, '..', '..', 'package.json'), 'utf-8')).version;
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+ } catch { return 'unknown'; }
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+ })();
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  /**
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  * MCP tool definitions — schema registry for all 14 tools.
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  result: {
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  protocolVersion: '2024-11-05',
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  capabilities: { tools: {} },
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- serverInfo: { name: 'cipher-mcp', version: '4.4.1' },
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+ serverInfo: { name: 'cipher-mcp', version: _version },
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  },
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  };
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  }
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "cipher-security",
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- "version": "2.0.3",
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+ "version": "2.0.4",
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  "description": "CIPHER — AI Security Engineering Platform CLI",
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  "type": "module",
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  "engines": {
package/lib/complexity.js DELETED
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- // Copyright (c) 2026 defconxt. All rights reserved.
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- // Licensed under AGPL-3.0 — see LICENSE file for details.
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- // CIPHER is a trademark of defconxt.
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-
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- /**
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- * Smart routing complexity classifier for CIPHER CLI.
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- *
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- * Evaluates multiple heuristic signals to determine query complexity and
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- * route to the appropriate backend (Ollama for simple/moderate, Claude for
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- * complex/expert).
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- *
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- * Ported from src/gateway/complexity.py — all keyword dictionaries, regex
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- * patterns, score thresholds, and scoring logic are identical.
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- *
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- * @example
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- * import { classify, routeBackend, classifyAndRoute, COMPLEXITY } from './complexity.js';
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- *
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- * const level = classify("design a zero trust architecture for AWS");
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- * const backend = routeBackend(level); // "claude"
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- *
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- * const [lvl, be] = classifyAndRoute("what port does SSH use");
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- * // lvl === 1 (SIMPLE), be === "ollama"
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- */
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- // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- // Complexity enum
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- // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-
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- /** Query complexity levels, ordered by increasing difficulty. */
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- export const COMPLEXITY = Object.freeze({
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- SIMPLE: 1, // Factual lookups, single-concept questions → Ollama
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- MODERATE: 2, // Multi-part but bounded questions → Ollama
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- COMPLEX: 3, // Deep reasoning, threat models, architecture → Claude
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- EXPERT: 4, // Cross-domain, multi-framework, advanced analysis → Claude
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- });
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- const _NAMES = Object.freeze({
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- [COMPLEXITY.SIMPLE]: 'SIMPLE',
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- [COMPLEXITY.MODERATE]: 'MODERATE',
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- [COMPLEXITY.COMPLEX]: 'COMPLEX',
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- [COMPLEXITY.EXPERT]: 'EXPERT',
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- });
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- /**
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- * Reverse lookup: complexity level integer → human-readable name.
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- * @param {number} level
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- * @returns {string}
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- */
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- export function nameOf(level) {
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- return _NAMES[level] ?? 'UNKNOWN';
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- }
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-
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- // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- // Tunable weights — adjust these to change routing sensitivity
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- // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- /** Points thresholds for each complexity level. */
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- export const THRESHOLDS = Object.freeze({
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- moderate: 3, // >= 3 points → MODERATE
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- complex: 6, // >= 6 points → COMPLEX
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- expert: 10, // >= 10 points → EXPERT
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- });
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- /** Message length breakpoints (characters) and their point values. */
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- export const LENGTH_SCORES = Object.freeze([
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- [500, 4], // Very long queries are likely complex
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- [300, 3], // Long queries
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- [150, 2], // Medium queries
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- [80, 1], // Short but not trivial
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- ]);
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- // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- // Keyword sets — each match adds the specified points
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- // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- /** Simple indicators (negative points — pull toward Ollama). */
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- export const SIMPLE_KEYWORDS = Object.freeze({
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- 'what is': -2,
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- 'what are': -1,
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- 'what does': -2,
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- 'what port': -3,
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- 'which port': -3,
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- 'default port': -3,
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- 'how to install': -2,
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- 'how to start': -2,
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- 'how to run': -2,
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- 'syntax for': -2,
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- 'command for': -2,
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- 'define ': -2,
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- 'definition of': -2,
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- 'meaning of': -2,
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- 'example of': -1,
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- 'list of': -1,
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- 'difference between': -1,
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- });
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- /** Domain complexity indicators (positive points — push toward Claude). */
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- export const COMPLEX_KEYWORDS = Object.freeze({
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- // Architecture & design
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- 'threat model': 4,
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- 'architecture': 3,
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- 'design': 2,
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- 'zero trust': 3,
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- 'blast radius': 3,
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- 'compensating control': 3,
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- 'defense in depth': 2,
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- 'security architecture': 4,
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- 'data flow diagram': 3,
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- 'trust boundary': 3,
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- // Risk & compliance
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- 'dpia': 4,
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- 'risk assessment': 4,
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- 'risk analysis': 3,
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- 'compliance mapping': 4,
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- 'gap analysis': 3,
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- 'maturity assessment': 3,
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- 'audit finding': 3,
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- 'control mapping': 3,
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- // Analysis & reasoning
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- 'analyze': 2,
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- 'analyse': 2,
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- 'evaluate': 2,
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- 'compare and contrast': 3,
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- 'trade-off': 2,
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- 'tradeoff': 2,
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- 'pros and cons': 2,
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- 'impact analysis': 3,
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- 'root cause': 3,
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- // Offensive / red team
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- 'attack chain': 4,
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- 'attack path': 3,
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- 'kill chain': 3,
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- 'exploitation chain': 4,
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- 'lateral movement': 2,
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- 'privilege escalation': 2,
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- 'privesc': 2,
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- 'post-exploitation': 3,
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- 'evasion technique': 3,
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- 'bypass': 1,
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- // Incident response
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- 'incident analysis': 4,
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- 'incident': 2,
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- 'forensic analysis': 4,
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- 'forensic': 2,
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- 'timeline reconstruction': 4,
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- 'indicator of compromise': 2,
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- 'ioc': 1,
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- 'beacon': 2,
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- 'cobalt strike': 3,
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- 'mimikatz': 2,
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- 'dcsync': 3,
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- 'triage': 2,
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- 'containment strategy': 3,
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- 'eradication plan': 3,
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- 'breach': 2,
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- 'malware analysis': 3,
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- 'reverse engineer': 3,
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- // Detection engineering
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- 'detection logic': 3,
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- 'sigma rule': 2,
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- 'detection coverage': 3,
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- 'false positive': 2,
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- 'detection gap': 3,
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- 'correlation rule': 3,
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- 'hunting hypothesis': 3,
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- // Multi-step / planning
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- 'strategy': 2,
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- 'roadmap': 3,
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- 'implementation plan': 3,
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- 'step by step': 1,
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- 'runbook': 2,
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- 'playbook': 2,
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- 'workflow': 1,
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- });
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- /** Framework references — signal expert-level queries. */
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- export const FRAMEWORK_KEYWORDS = Object.freeze({
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- 'nist': 2,
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- 'nist 800-53': 3,
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- 'nist 800-171': 3,
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- 'nist csf': 3,
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- 'mitre att&ck': 3,
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- 'mitre attack': 3,
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- 'stride': 3,
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- 'pasta': 3,
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- 'dread': 3,
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- 'owasp': 2,
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- 'owasp top 10': 2,
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- 'cis controls': 2,
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- 'cis benchmark': 2,
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- 'iso 27001': 3,
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- 'iso 27002': 3,
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- 'soc 2': 2,
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- 'pci dss': 3,
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- 'hipaa': 2,
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- 'gdpr': 2,
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- 'ccpa': 2,
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- 'fedramp': 3,
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- 'cmmc': 3,
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- 'cve-': 1,
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- 'cwe-': 1,
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- });
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- // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- // Structural patterns — regex-based signals
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- // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- /** Multi-part query indicators (each match adds points). */
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- export const STRUCTURE_PATTERNS = Object.freeze([
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- // Conjunctions joining distinct requests
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- [/\b(?:and also|and then|additionally|furthermore|moreover)\b/, 2],
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- // Numbered lists in the query
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- [/(?:^|\n)\s*\d+[.)]\s/, 2],
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- // Conditional logic
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- [/\bif\s+.+\bthen\b/, 2],
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- [/\bwhat if\b/, 2],
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- [/\bassuming\b/, 1],
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- [/\bgiven that\b/, 1],
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- // Comparison requests
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- [/\bvs\.?\b/, 1],
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- [/\bversus\b/, 1],
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- [/\bcompare\b/, 2],
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- // Scope amplifiers
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- [/\b(?:comprehensive|exhaustive|thorough|detailed|in-depth|end-to-end)\b/, 2],
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- [/\b(?:enterprise|organization-wide|company-wide|across all)\b/, 2],
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- // Multiple question marks (multiple questions)
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- [/\?.*\?/, 2],
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- ]);
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- /** Count of "and" conjunctions — many ands suggest multi-part queries. */
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- export const AND_CONJUNCTION_THRESHOLD = 3;
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- export const AND_CONJUNCTION_POINTS = 2;
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- // Scoring functions
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- /**
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- export function scoreLength(message) {
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- return points;
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- }
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- }
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- export function scoreKeywords(lower, keywordSet) {
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- // Public API
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- // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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- }