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darklab_shell v2.0

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darklab_shell-dev

v2.0 · isolated

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darklab_shell v2.0

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transport SSE

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mode ISOLATED

session ANON

project —

uptime —

clock —

db ONLINE

redis —

ATLAS

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select 0 selected

HISTORY

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WORKFLOWS

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Name Description

Put in commands for values you want to fill in later, like . Each variable becomes a required input when the workflow runs.

SCHEDULES

WATCHERS

FAQ

COMMANDS

Browse supported tools, examples, flags, and subcommands.

PROJECTS

Select a project to review its targets, runs, findings, artifacts, and packages.

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New Project Name the project to start grouping related work.

Name

NEW TARGET

Type Value Domain name only. Examples: darklab.sh, api.darklab.sh

Labels Notes

PACKAGE MANIFEST

EDIT METADATA

Labels Comma-separated labels. Existing labels not listed here will be removed. Note

COMMAND

INTERACTIVE PTY waiting for command

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KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS

THEME

OPTIONS

Display

Timestamps

Line Numbers

Show line numbers beside output and the live prompt

HUD Clock

Welcome Intro

Identity

Prompt Name

Letters, numbers, dots, underscores, and dashes. Leave blank to use the server default.

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Session Token

Carry your run history, starred commands and user options across browsers and devices without a login. Generate a token once, then use it on any other device to resume where you left off.

Runs

Project Run Capture

Add external command runs to the active project Also add Atlas entities from auto-linked runs

Built-in administrative commands are never added as project runs.

Run Notifications

Notify when a run completes or is killed

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Secrets

Store per-session API keys for tools that need them. Values are encrypted, passed to matching commands as environment variables, and never shown again.

Notifications

Send run, schedule, and watcher updates to destinations owned by this session token. Secret values are stored in the vault and never shown again.

PROVIDER STATUS

Intel providers available to this session.