vault-query

Query the CyberSecSuite vault using a hot cache-first approach for IOC and entity lookups.

Updated Apr 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/DCx7C5/cybersecsuite --skill vault-query-dcx7c5
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: vault-query
Source: https://github.com/DCx7C5/cybersecsuite/tree/main/.claude/skills/vault-query
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DCx7C5/cybersecsuite --skill vault-query-dcx7c5

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Query the CyberSecSuite vault to retrieve contextual forensic knowledge using a token-efficient hot cache-first approach.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Efficient vault lookups: read from hot cache first, then index pages for relevant results.
  • Knowledge synthesis: combine matched content into concise, sourced answers.
  • Use cases: IOC lookups, entity lookups, and case findings that require vault-backed context.

Quick Start

Invoke vault_query with a question to retrieve relevant vault information.

Frequently Asked Questions about vault-query

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I perform IOC lookups within the CyberSecSuite vault?

You can perform IOC lookups by querying the CyberSecSuite vault to retrieve context using a hot cache-first approach. The system checks the hot cache before indexing pages to return token-efficient previews and full-text synthesis.

What is the best way to retrieve entity context from vault knowledge during an investigation?

Retrieving entity context involves querying vault knowledge to find matching cases and findings. It uses a hot cache-first approach to provide quick matches and synthesizes the matched content into concise answers with cited sources.

Can I use the vault query tool for forensic case findings without consuming too many tokens?

Yes, the vault query tool retrieves forensic case findings using token-efficient previews. It checks the hot cache first and synthesizes matched content, ensuring you get sourced answers without excessive token usage.

How does the hot cache-first approach work when searching vault knowledge?

The hot cache-first approach works by checking the hot cache for relevant results before scanning the index pages. This mechanism ensures faster retrieval of vault knowledge for IOCs, entities, and case findings.

Are there any limitations when relying on hot cache matches for vault-based findings?

The main limitation is that the hot cache must contain relevant data to yield quick matches. If the hot cache lacks the information, the system must index pages to retrieve vault knowledge, which may increase response time.

Do I need specific dependencies to synthesize answers from vault query results?

No specific dependencies are required to synthesize answers from vault query results. The skill relies entirely on the vault_query tool output, including hot_cache, matches, and match_count, to generate sourced conclusions.