Sicry FAQs

Question 1

What is Sicry and what does it do?

Accepted Answer

Sicry is a Python library that provides AI agents with a simple, clean interface to access the Tor and .onion networks. It allows agents to perform dark web searches, fetch hidden service content, and generate LLM-powered OSINT reports.

Question 2

How does Sicry facilitate dark web research for AI agents?

Accepted Answer

Sicry offers a suite of tools including `sicry_fetch` to read any URL over Tor, `sicry_search` to query 18 dark web search engines concurrently, and `sicry_ask` to analyze content and produce structured OSINT reports with an LLM.

Question 3

Does Sicry require a complex setup for Tor access?

Accepted Answer

No, Sicry is designed for ease of use. It requires a locally running Tor daemon and a few Python dependencies. Minimal configuration via a `.env` file for LLM API keys is needed, though core network functions work without an LLM key.

Question 4

What kind of OSINT capabilities are built into Sicry?

Accepted Answer

Sicry features an LLM-powered OSINT pipeline. This includes automated query refinement, intelligent filtering of search results, concurrent content scraping, and the ability to generate structured reports for various analysis modes like threat intelligence or ransomware.

Question 5

Can Sicry help AI agents stay anonymous?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Sicry routes all network requests through the Tor network, providing the inherent anonymity benefits of Tor. It also includes a `sicry_renew_identity` function, allowing AI agents to rotate their Tor circuit and obtain a new exit node.

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