SkytellsCybersecurity · Text modelSpectre Cyber
Spectre Cyber for coding and tool-based workflows.
Model availability and access depend on your workspace and plan.
Spectre CyberAbout the model
Spectre Cyber, explained.
Spectre Cyber for coding and tool-based workflows.
Supported capabilities
- Chat
- Tool use
What you get back. The response appears directly in your Relam chat, where you can continue the conversation.
Cybersecurity capabilities
Security analysis with Spectre Cyber.
Examine code, reason through attack paths and build an investigation around the evidence you supply. Bring your system context into the conversation and work through findings, mitigations and assessment plans.
Vulnerability & code analysis
Supply the relevant code and explain how it handles inputs, identity and permissions. Ask for potential weaknesses, their impact and concrete changes to review.
Example promptReview this code for input-validation and access-control weaknesses. Explain each finding and suggest a fix.
Reverse engineering support
Work through source fragments or disassembled functions to understand behaviour, data flow and security-relevant operations. Ask for explanations tied to the supplied material.
Example promptExplain this function’s behaviour and data flow. Identify security-relevant operations and show which parts of the supplied code support your conclusions.
Threat modeling
Describe your application, its assets and its trust boundaries. Use a reasoning-led conversation to examine attack scenarios and discuss mitigations.
Example prompt
Questions & answers
More about Spectre Cyber.
Spectre Cyber for coding and tool-based workflows.
Skytells is the vendor behind Spectre Cyber, a text model available in the Relam catalogue.
Ask questions, give instructions and continue with follow-up messages in a conversation.
The model can work with tools as part of a response. Relam determines which tools are available for your request and enforces their permissions.
Spectre Cyber has a 512,000-token context window. This is the model’s capacity for the text it considers in a request, including prompts and conversation context. Tokens are pieces of text, rather than a word or page count. The amount of context sent by your workspace can be lower.
The catalogue sets a maximum output of 4,096 tokens for Spectre Cyber. This is the response budget, distinct from its context window. Responses can be shorter depending on your request and the limits applied by your workspace.
Spectre Cyber is listed as a reasoning-capable model. The catalogue does not list selectable reasoning levels for this model.
Use Spectre Cyber for vulnerability & code analysis, reverse engineering support, threat modeling, security assessment planning, incident investigation, security research. Provide relevant code and system context to focus the analysis on your application.
Open your Relam workspace and look for Spectre Cyber in the text model selector. Available models, controls and access depend on your workspace and plan.