Calcium is an AI-assisted pentesting workflow tool designed specifically for Kali Linux users. It combines a modern web/ Electron desktop interface with natural language processing (via free OpenRouter models) to generate, explain, and safely execute Kali commands. [especially made for beginers]

Key features:

• Natural language input → generates accurate Kali tool commands (nmap, sqlmap, gobuster, metasploit, hydra, etc.)
• Live terminal pane showing real command output + AI analysis of results
• Built-in quick-launch buttons for 120+ common Kali tools with example commands
• Multi-user authentication system (admin/user roles, bcrypt passwords, session tokens)
• Chat-style AI guidance for pentesting methodology, tool usage, and output interpretation
• Session history, export (JSON), and clear functionality
• Ethical use reminders and focus on authorized testing only
• CLI fallback mode (copilot.py) for terminal-only usage

Why Calcium should be included in Kali:

• Bridges the gap between beginners and advanced users by making complex toolchains more accessible via AI
• Keeps all execution local (after providing a free OpenRouter API key); no cloud dependency for core features
• Complements existing tools rather than duplicating them — it acts as a "copilot" layer on top of Kali's native utilities
• Fully open source under GPL-3.0, source readable (no mandatory obfuscation in public repo)
• Actively maintained, modern UI (cyberpunk-themed, responsive), and Electron desktop app for easier daily use

Installation (for users / packaging reference):
git clone https://github.com/sterlixo/calcium-app.git
cd calcium-app
chmod +x setup.sh
./setup.sh
npm start

Dependencies (all available in Kali repos):

• Python: flask, requests, bcrypt
• Node.js + Electron (for desktop app)
• No exotic / non-free dependencies

Potential packaging notes:

• Can be packaged as a single deb with python3-flask + electron wrapper
• .deb would install to /usr/share/calcium + symlink binary to /usr/bin/calcium
• Requires user to add OPENROUTER_API_KEY in ~/.config/calcium/.env (or system-wide)

I am the author and willing to:

• Maintain the package long-term
• Provide packaging help / debian/ folder if requested
• Respond to feedback and fix issues

Thank you for considering Calcium for inclusion in Kali Linux!