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NucleiSniper

Scanner pipeline that fingerprints each target with 30+ signal types, then asks Jev to score every Nuclei template 0-4 for relevance so high-value checks run first while all templates still run. A tag-based prefilter keeps about 8.6% of 13,764 templates with 100% recall on score >= 3, saving ~91% of scoring tokens.

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MorDavid/NucleiSniper

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AI-powered Nuclei template prioritization using deep target fingerprinting and TypeSafe Jev to surface relevant security findings faster.

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About this project

Run every Nuclei template — highest-relevance first — powered by TypeSafe Jev AI scoring. Features • Installation • Usage • Examples • How Scoring Works • Configuration • Disclaimer. NucleiSniper is a single-script pipeline that uses TypeSafe Jev AI to rank all Nuclei templates by relevance to each target, then runs Nuclei with the most-relevant templates first. Stage 1 (Profile & Score): Deep-fingerprint each target, then send template batches to Jev AI for relevance scoring (0–4)

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Highlights

  • Jev returns a 5-point probability distribution per template, an expected-value score and confidence.
  • Prefilter keeps ~8.6% of 13,764 templates at 100% recall on score>=3, saving 6.19M to ~495K tokens.
  • Benchmark on itsecgames.com: same-payload non-determinism MAE 0.043, batch-dependence MAE 0.273.
  • The second stage runs Nuclei with templates ordered by score; --resume reuses SQLite scores.

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No license is declared in the repository metadata; GitHub reports NOASSERTION, so terms of reuse are unclear. Ordering is best-effort because Nuclei runs templates concurrently, and scanning third-party targets requires authorisation.

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