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Guide

In-depth guides to working with gori. Each tab in the TUI is a focused tool; together they cover a full assessment from capture to report.

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The Interface at a Glance

gori is organized into tabs; move between them with [ / ] or jump with number keys. Two discovery surfaces cover almost everything: Ctrl-P opens the command palette (app-wide), and Space opens the space menu (actions for the focused pane). Day-1 chords live in the Quick Start.

Tab Purpose
Project Home: scope, host overrides, env vars, description, network
Target Sitemap (host β†’ path endpoint tree) + Discover (spider & directory brute-force)
History Captured (and imported) flows with full request/response detail
Intercept Hold requests/responses for a manual decision
Rewriter Match & Replace rules that rewrite traffic in flight (hidden by default)
Repeater Request workbench (incl. WebSocket & gRPC modes)
Fuzzer Intruder-style fuzzer with four attack modes
Miner Hidden-parameter discovery (hidden by default)
OAST Out-of-band callback listener for blind vulnerabilities
Sequencer Token randomness / predictability analysis (hidden by default)
Decoder Encode / decode / hash pipeline
JWT Decode, re-sign, and attack JSON Web Tokens (hidden by default)
Comparer Side-by-side diff of two flows
Probe Passive & light-touch active security scanner
Issues Triage results by severity and status
Notes Per-project Markdown notes
Help Key bindings and links

Some tabs are hidden on a fresh install (Rewriter, Miner, Sequencer, JWT) to keep the bar uncluttered; reveal any of them from the tab-bar β‹― menu, the command palette, or Preferences (Ctrl-,) β†’ Network & Tabs β†’ Tabs. Global lenses that are not tabs: capture (c), intercept (i), and the scope lens (s) toggle from anywhere.

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