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@oneversec/eversec-rage

v0.4.23

Published

RAGE CLI — cliente FINO da plataforma ONEVERSEC (TUI estilo Claude Code; a caça roda no cluster, não local)

Readme

@oneversec/eversec-rage — RAGE CLI (ONEVERSEC)

Cliente fino da plataforma ONEVERSEC, com TUI estilo Claude Code (Ink). A caça roda no cluster (scope-authz + firewall determinístico intactos) — o CLI nunca roda engine local. Ele dispara e acompanha via a API REST, com um token headless.

Stack: Node + Ink + TypeScript (o mesmo esquema de Claude Code / Codex / Grok). Referência visual: theswerd/brainless.

Instalar

# global (precisa de Node ≥18 na máquina)
npm install -g @oneversec/eversec-rage
eversec-rage

# do repo, sem publicar (Node ≥18, o dist já vem buildado)
npm install -g /home/pablodlz/oneversec/packages/cli/rage

Sem Node na máquina? Use o binário standalone (runtime embutido, nada a instalar):

# na NOSSA máquina de build (tem bun):
cd packages/cli/rage && bun run compile     # gera dist/eversec-rage
# entregue o binário; o cliente só faz:  chmod +x eversec-rage && ./eversec-rage

Usar — TUI (default)

Rode eversec-rage sem argumentos. Se não houver token salvo, ele pede ali dentro (colado, mascarado). Comandos com / (com autocomplete: digite / e use Tab):

╭─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ eversec-rage · caça pelo terminal                            │
│ https://oneversec.com                                        │
│ a caça roda no cluster · scope-authz + firewall determ. ON   │
╰─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
❯ /bounty 5f3a9c21
──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  ⏵⏵ / para comandos · tab completa · ctrl+c sai
  • /targets — alvos autorizados
  • /bounty <scope_id> [--raso] — dispara a caça e acompanha ao vivo (spinner de "thinking")
  • /watch <job_id> · /status <job_id> · /findings [sev] · /login · /help · /quit
  • ctrl+c durante uma caça = para de acompanhar (não mata a caça no cluster); fora dela = sai.

Abrir a TUI já conectada a um terminal (job) rodando, sem digitar /watch:

eversec-rage --terminal <job_id>

(É o mesmo job_id que o console mostra na sessão; o botão "abrir no CLI" do console copia esse comando pronto.)

Gerar o token (1×, no navegador): console → Settings → Perfil → CLI / Tokens de API → Gerar token do CLI (cru aparece uma vez). Salvo em ~/.config/rage/config.json (chmod 600).

Usar — one-shot (scripts/CI)

eversec-rage login --token ovg_xxxx
eversec-rage targets
eversec-rage hunt <scope_id> --watch
eversec-rage watch <job_id>
eversec-rage status <job_id>
eversec-rage findings --sev critical

Env em vez de arquivo: RAGE_TOKEN=ovg_…, RAGE_API=https://oneversec.com (default já é esse).

Dev

bun install
bun run dev          # roda a TUI do fonte
bun run typecheck    # tsc --noEmit
bun test             # contrato REST (stub de fetch)
bun run build        # dist/cli.js (bundle node, o que o npm publica)

Notas

  • A caça não é local: /bounty cria um job e o inicia no cluster (pod isolado gVisor + NetworkPolicy); o CLI acompanha por poll de GET /jobs/{id}/events. /report <id> gera o rascunho do corpo (não submete — submeter segue human-gated no console, SPEC-016). Veja /help para a lista completa de comandos.
  • Modo Profundo é o default: a caça não termina sozinha; --raso é o sweep finito.
  • dist/ é commitado de propósito (o cliente instala com npm i -g usando só Node, sem bun).