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Release NotesMay 12, 20268 min read

CyberMind CLI v5.5: 16-Agent Parallel OMEGA, Knowledge Graph, and Real Chain Execution

CyberMind CLI v5.5 ships the most significant architecture upgrade since launch: 16 specialist agents running in parallel, a cross-target knowledge graph, and real exploit chain execution.

Key takeaways

16 specialist agents now run in parallel instead of sequentially — 3-5x faster.
Knowledge graph stores cross-target intelligence — each scan makes future scans smarter.
Chain execution now uses real tools (dalfox, sqlmap, nuclei) instead of simulation.

The 16-agent architecture

Previous versions of CyberMind ran tools sequentially — one after another in a fixed pipeline. v5.5 introduces 16 specialist agents that run in parallel goroutines, each with a specific role and tool set.

Phase 1 runs 6 recon agents simultaneously: Passive OSINT, Subdomain Enum, Port Scan, HTTP Fingerprint, JS Intelligence, and Secret Scanner. Phase 2 runs 7 hunt agents: XSS Hunter, SQLi, SSRF, Nuclei Templates, OAuth/JWT, Business Logic, and WAF Bypass. Phase 3 runs 3 exploit agents: Cloud Misconfig, HTTP Smuggling, and Exploit Verify.

  • Phase 1 (6 recon agents): OSINT, subdomains, ports, HTTP, JS, secrets — all parallel.
  • Phase 2 (7 hunt agents): XSS, SQLi, SSRF, nuclei, OAuth, bizlogic, WAF bypass — all parallel.
  • Phase 3 (3 exploit agents): cloud misconfig, smuggling, exploit verify — all parallel.
  • Each phase waits for the previous to complete before starting.

Knowledge graph — cross-target intelligence

The knowledge graph stores relationships between targets, vulnerabilities, tech stacks, and attack paths. When you scan a new target, CyberMind checks if similar targets (same tech stack, same WAF) had vulnerabilities — and prioritizes those attack vectors first.

This means every scan makes future scans smarter. If you found XSS on a React/Node.js app last week, CyberMind will prioritize XSS testing on similar targets this week.

  • Target → Vuln relationships stored as graph nodes.
  • WAF bypass patterns saved per vendor (Cloudflare, Akamai, Imperva).
  • Similar target detection based on tech stack overlap.
  • Attack path suggestions from historical findings.

Real chain execution

The /chain command previously simulated tool execution with time.Sleep() calls. v5.5 replaces this with real tool execution: dalfox for XSS chains, sqlmap for SQLi chains, nuclei for SSRF/RCE chains, and ffuf for IDOR chains.

Chain execution now produces real evidence — actual tool output, not simulated responses. This makes chain findings submittable to bug bounty programs.

Real chain execution in v5.5

# Run hunt first to populate Brain_Memory
cybermind /hunt target.com

# Then chain — uses real tools on confirmed bugs
cybermind /chain target.com
# → dalfox for XSS chains
# → sqlmap for SQLi chains
# → nuclei for SSRF/RCE chains

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