Irolyn Jailbreak Extractor

Purpose-built for security researchers and tool developers working with jailbreak ecosystems. The tool ingests jailbreak repository sources (URLs, git references, or archives) and normalizes their metadata to produce a unified dataset. It identifies repository name, version, licenses, authors, and dependencies, and it builds a directed dependency graph to reveal relationships and potential chains of impact. Conceptually, it parses manifests, package metadata, and commit history to extract references to patches, forks, and provenance, then consolidates them into a machine-readable graph. The value lies in having repeatable, auditable data that supports risk assessment, compatibility checks, and tooling decisions. Use cases include evaluating new packages, verifying license compliance, and mapping dependency chains for research reports. Core features include input validation, multi-source ingestion, manifest parsing, metadata extraction, dependency resolution, and exportable structured formats. Optional capabilities cover batch processing, offline mode, custom manifest parsers, patch tracking, and license risk scoring. The tool benefits researchers, security engineers, and developers who require reliable repo intelligence without manual sifting. It enables consistent auditing, easier collaboration, and faster hypothesis validation by providing a single source of truth for repository characteristics and relationships.
The output schema supports JSON exports with nodes, edges, and summary metrics, suitable for downstream analytics, dashboards, or scripted workflows.