Liberty91LTD/cti-skills

Cyber Threat Intelligence Skills for each stage of the CTI Lifecycle.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what cti-skills tells them →

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analyst

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Agent Claude Code

Core intelligence analyst. Applies structured analytic techniques, performs threat actor profiling, campaign tracking, and produces analytical judgments. The analytical brain of the platform.

not rated 37 +2 changed 1mo ago A 32 tokens original MIT

detection-engineer

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Agent Claude Code

Writes detection rules in SIGMA, YARA, and KQL based on intelligence findings. Translates threat intelligence into actionable detections.

not rated 37 +2 7d ago A 32 tokens original MIT

ioc-processor

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Agent Claude Code

Processes, enriches, deduplicates, and exports IOCs. Creates STIX 2.1 bundles. Manages IOC lifecycle from raw indicators to exportable packages.

not rated 37 +2 7d ago A 39 tokens original MIT

osint-researcher

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Agent Claude Code

Conducts open-source intelligence research using web search and web fetch. The ONLY agent with WebSearch and WebFetch access.

not rated 37 +2 7d ago A 30 tokens original MIT

quality-reviewer

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Agent Claude Code

Peer reviews intelligence products for accuracy, analytical rigor, proper sourcing, TLP compliance, and tradecraft quality. The quality gate before dissemination.

not rated 37 +2 changed 1mo ago A 32 tokens original MIT

report-writer

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Agent Claude Code

Writes finished intelligence products including threat assessments, flash reports, intelligence summaries, and briefings. Applies proper TLP, confidence, and likelihood language.

not rated 37 +2 changed 1mo ago A 33 tokens original MIT

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