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Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault

No arguments

Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

CapabilityDetails
tools
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Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
cyberchef_bakeA

Executes a multi-stage sequential data transformation pipeline ('recipe') on the input string across 28 core CyberChef operations (Base64, Hex, URL, HTML entities, XOR, ROT13, AES-CBC Encrypt/Decrypt, MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512, Entropy, Magic, JWT, Defang, Dual-stack IP, DLP entities, Strings, JSON Beautify, Regex, Reverse, Find/Replace). Limits: 5000ms execution timeout, 10MB memory cap per recipe.

cyberchef_magicA

Performs heuristic forensic analysis on suspicious or obfuscated strings to detect encoding formats (Base64, Hex, URL encoding), hash signatures (MD5, SHA1, SHA256), ciphers, and compression. Returns detected patterns, confidence scores, and recommended CyberChef recipes.

cyberchef_helpA

Searches the built-in catalog of 28 core CyberChef operations to find available tools, supported recipe names, and operation parameters by keyword or category.

cyberchef_from_base64A

Decodes RFC 4648 standard or URL-safe Base64 encoded strings and returns structured output { utf8, hex, isPrintable, byteLength }. Crucial: Distinguishes printable text from raw binary ciphertext/TOTP secrets without mojibake data corruption.

cyberchef_to_base64A

Encodes arbitrary text or byte data into standard RFC 4648 or URL-safe Base64 string representation.

cyberchef_from_hexA

Converts a hexadecimal byte string into character data and returns structured output { utf8, hex, isPrintable, byteLength }. Supports raw hex, space-separated bytes, 0x prefixes, and comma delimiters.

cyberchef_to_hexB

Converts UTF-8 text or character data into its hexadecimal byte representation with optional custom delimiter formatting.

cyberchef_url_decodeA

Decodes percent-encoded URL query strings and path segments into standard UTF-8 characters.

cyberchef_url_encodeA

Encodes reserved and unsafe characters in a string into standard percent-encoded format (%XX) for safe URL transmission.

cyberchef_rot13A

Applies the ROT13 substitution cipher or an arbitrary Caesar cipher shift to alphabetic characters while preserving case and non-alphabet symbols.

cyberchef_xorA

Applies a bitwise XOR cipher using a repeating key against the input string. Preserves raw binary bytes without UTF-8 corruption. Running XOR twice with the same key restores original plaintext.

cyberchef_analyse_hashA

Identifies probable cryptographic hash algorithms for a given digest based on character set, bit length, and structural signatures. Supports modern password hashes (Argon2id/i/d, scrypt, PBKDF2) with OWASP parameter audits, full bcrypt prefixes ($2$, $2a$, $2b$, $2x$, $2y$), and ranked confidence for hex digests (MD5 vs NTLM vs MD4). Note: Classifies format; does not crack hashes.

cyberchef_sha256A

Calculates the cryptographic SHA-256 digest of the input string and returns the resulting 64-character hexadecimal checksum.

cyberchef_entropyA

Calculates Shannon entropy and saturation against the input alphabet ceiling (Hex max 4.0 bits/char, Base64 max 6.0 bits/char, Raw max 8.0 bits/char). Reports bitsPerChar, maxForAlphabet, normalizedRatio, and totalBits to accurately determine whether data is plaintext, compressed, packed shellcode, or high-entropy ciphertext.

cyberchef_jwt_decodeA

Decodes and inspects JSON Web Tokens (JWT) without requiring a signature secret. Parses and validates the Jose header, claims payload, algorithm specifications, expiration dates, and detects dangerous 'none' algorithms.

cyberchef_defang_urlA

Sanitizes malicious URLs, domains, IPv4 addresses, and email addresses for safe display and reporting. Scoped: defangs protocol (hxxp/hxxps), defangs hostnames and IP dots while preserving path and query string decimals, and converts email '@' to '[at]'.

cyberchef_extract_entitiesA

Enterprise DLP and forensic entity scanner. Extracts and redacts: Credit Cards (with Luhn check), US SSN, India PAN, IBAN, E.164 phone numbers, strict dual-stack IPv4 (validating 0-255 octet range; rejects 999.999.999.999) and IPv6, AWS access keys, JWTs, private keys, URLs, and emails. Returns match type, offset, and masked preview to preserve privacy.

cyberchef_strix_triageA

Automated one-shot security triage for autonomous AI agents (Strix, Claude, Cursor). In a single turn, checks an unknown or suspicious string for DLP/PII leaks, calculates alphabet-calibrated entropy, attempts magic recipe detection, and produces actionable severity findings and remediation steps.

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

NameDescription

No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

NameDescription

No resources

TDQS

A3.7/5.0

Scored across 18 tools

Disambiguation3/5

cyberchef_bake can perform most operations offered by individual tools (from/to_base64, from/to_hex, url encode/decode, rot13, xor, sha256), so an agent must decide between a single-purpose tool and the general pipeline. Additionally, cyberchef_magic, cyberchef_strix_triage, cyberchef_analyse_hash, and cyberchef_entropy overlap in forensic analysis, though descriptions clarify intended use cases.

Naming Consistency4/5

All tools share the cyberchef_ prefix and snake_case, which is consistent. However, some names are noun-like (entropy, sha256, magic) while others are verb_noun (defang_url, extract_entities), so the pattern is not perfectly uniform.

Tool Count4/5

18 tools is slightly above the typical 3-15 range, but each corresponds to a distinct CyberChef operation or helper, and the set is not excessive for a CyberChef wrapper with 28 core operations. The mix of single-operation tools and meta-tools (magic, triage, help) feels purposeful.

Completeness4/5

The general cyberchef_bake tool covers all 28 core operations, so agents can perform missing tasks like MD5/SHA1/SHA512, AES, HTML entities, JSON beautify, and regex via recipes. However, dedicated tools for these common operations are absent, which may require extra steps.

Maintenance

ActivityMaintained
ResponsivenessNo issues