Questions about installing CyberStrike

[0xss]

hello！
It's CyberStrike, not Bolt. I couldn't find a place to reply, so I'm writing it here.
The installation methods provided currently fail on CentOS — in CentOS 7 the library versions don't meet the requirements. It seems the tools don't really support CentOS 7.
I'm very experienced with CyberStrike, but the operation manual is somewhat lacking — could you provide more hints/tips?
Sorry — I switched to Ubuntu and don't have a screenshot.
Have a great day. If you need sponsorship, please contact me — I'm willing to help, even if it's a small contribution.

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Hi @0xss,

Thanks for the detailed report and for taking the time to document the MCP tool indexing issue — really appreciate it.

You're right, there's a tool discovery gap between Bolt-registered MCP Server sub-process tools and what the platform indexes via ListToolsRequestSchema. I've actually spotted another related issue on the Bolt side as well. It looks like a version mismatch crept in while preparing the new CyberStrike release.

I'm actively working on fixing both issues. Expect a resolution within the next 1-2 days with the upcoming release.

Regarding CentOS 7 — the toolchain dependencies have moved past what CentOS 7 can support. Ubuntu 22.04+ or any modern distro is the recommended path, so you're already on the right track.

As for the docs, noted — better operational guidance is on the roadmap.

Thanks again for the feedback and the sponsorship offer, much appreciated!

[0xss]

Thank you for your reply!
I really like Cyberstrike — I think it’s the future.
A small suggestion: during the asset discovery phase of a penetration test, could you call some DNS open-source sites or space search engines for queries, like FOFA, Shodan, Censys, ZoomEye, etc.?
There’s also a similar project worth studying: CyberstrikeAI.
By the way, the web interface feels a bit too minimal.
Wishing you a wonderful day!