KaliGPT empowers ethical hackers with real-time terminal output intelligence, tactical vulnerability recommendations, automated custom exploit payload synthesis, and native multi-interface workflows.
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A cohesive cyber intelligence platform that combines real-time terminal heuristics with state-of-the-art LLM reasoning.
Native PTY/pexpect integration hooks directly into terminal sessions, capturing stdout in real-time without buffering bottlenecks.
Evaluates recon output against penetration testing frameworks, mapping out attack surfaces and proposing the next optimal command.
Instant synthesis of SQLi, XSS, Command Injection, Reverse Shells (16+ languages), and web shells customized for the target environment.
Work how you want: launch the Tkinter Desktop GUI, fire up the responsive Flask Web GUI with WebSockets, or stay fast in the CLI.
Full support for private offline models via Ollama (LLaMA 3, Mistral, Qwen) or cloud powerhouses (GPT-5, Claude Sonnet 4.5, Gemini 3).
Export professional penetration testing reports in Markdown, HTML, JSON, and PDF complete with CVE references and remediation advice.
Whether on a dedicated workstation, remote VPS, or terminal multiplexer, KaliGPT adapts to your workflow.
Designed with a sleek Kali-inspired dark theme. Features integrated terminal emulation, payload templates, session recall, and live AI insight streams.
Host KaliGPT on a remote attack server or VPS and access the complete intelligence suite from any modern browser.
For terminal purists and SSH power users. Runs instantly with zero GUI dependencies, full terminal color support, and auto-execute safety filters.
kaligpt --command "nmap ..."--model flagRun the automated interactive installer to set up dependencies, local models, shortcuts, and preferred interfaces.
kaligpt anywhere in your terminal or click the desktop icon.