Question 1

What is ClawGuru Intel?

Accepted Answer

Intel is the Mycelial Threat Intelligence Center by ClawGuru. It aggregates real-time CVE feeds, AI-powered risk analysis and direct runbook recommendations – all in one dashboard. Instead of manually searching NIST, GitHub Advisory and OSV, you get operationally prepared threat data here.

Question 2

Who is Intel for?

Accepted Answer

DevOps teams, SREs, security engineers and anyone running self-hosted infrastructure (Moltbot, OpenClaw, Docker, Kubernetes, Cloud). Intel helps you identify relevant CVEs instantly and fix them with a matching runbook – no security PhD required.

Question 3

How does the Live Threat Feed work?

Accepted Answer

The feed syncs new CVEs every 5 minutes from multiple sources (NVD, OSV, GitHub Advisory). Each entry includes a CVSS score, affected services, severity badge and – if available – a direct link to the matching runbook. Free users see the latest 5 entries; with a Daypass you get the full feed with export.

Question 4

What does the CVE Analyzer do?

Accepted Answer

Enter a CVE ID (e.g. CVE-2024-6387) or a keyword (e.g. ssh). The analyzer matches the CVE against your infrastructure tags, calculates a relevance score and immediately recommends the right fix runbook. In the background it uses the Mycelium knowledge graph to detect dependencies and co-occurrence risks.

Question 5

What is the Predictive Threat Radar?

Accepted Answer

The radar uses AI (Oracle) to predict CVEs before they are widely exploited. It is based on exploit PoC releases, darknet activity and patch-lag patterns. You see a probability estimate and a recommended timeframe for action.

Question 6

What is the Mycelium Preview?

Accepted Answer

Mycelium is the ClawGuru knowledge graph. Nodes represent CVEs, services, tags and customer assets. In the preview you see the top clusters of your current threat landscape. The full interactive Mycelium dashboard is available in the Pro/Team plan.

Question 7

What is included, what costs extra?

Accepted Answer

Free: last 5 CVEs, CVE Analyzer (limited queries), stats tiles. Daypass: full CVE feed, export (CSV/JSON/PDF), advanced filters, automatic runbook execution. Pro/Team: persistent dashboard data, full Mycelium, API access, audit trail.

Question 8

Is Intel a pentest tool?

Accepted Answer

No. Intel is exclusively for securing your own systems. All runbooks are defensive – they show how to harden your own infrastructure and close vulnerabilities. No active scanning of third-party systems, no exploit tools.

Intel - The Mycelial Threat Intelligence Center

FAQ – How does Intel work?

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