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Security Incident Response Transcript

SIRT makes tool-specific IR checklists to assist SOC analyst

S.I.R.T. generates stack-specific, MITRE ATT&CK-tagged incident response checklists for L1 SOC analysts. Select your incident type. Upload your org's security stack. Get a phase-structured checklist with tool-specific steps in under 60 seconds. 22 incident types. 60+ tools. 6 IR phases. Two paths: bring your own API key, or use the free Claude Skill Bundle; no API key needed. Free. No account. No data retention. AGPL-3.0.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Derick, the maker of S.I.R.T. A bit of context on why I built this: I spent time working in SOC environments and watched many L1 analysts manually Google investigation steps during active incidents. Not because they didn't know what to do - but because "what to do" changes completely depending on which tools your org has. A Splunk query is useless to an analyst running Microsoft Sentinel. A CrowdStrike containment step means nothing to someone running Carbon Black. Generic runbooks don't help. SOAR platforms are out of budget for most teams. So analysts wing it. S.I.R.T. generates a checklist that's specific to your stack, structured by IR phase, and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK before the analyst has had time to open a second browser tab. A few things I want to be upfront about: This is v1.1. The prompt quality is strong but not perfect. If you generate a checklist and something looks off for your stack, I want to hear about it. Every piece of feedback goes directly into the prompt and tool library. The dual distribution model (web platform + Claude Skill Bundle) was intentional. Security teams are cautious about new tools, and rightly so. The Skill Bundle path means your incident data never leaves your Claude session. The /audit folder on GitHub documents exactly what goes where. AGPL-3.0 license. The tool will always be free for individual analysts and small teams. Happy to answer any questions about the architecture, the prompt design, or where the tool is headed. Try it and let me know what your stack looks like. - Derick github.com/mello-io/SIRT

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SIRT makes tool-specific IR checklists to assist SOC analyst

Security Incident Response Transcript was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #128 on the daily leaderboard. S.I.R.T. generates stack-specific, MITRE ATT&CK-tagged incident response checklists for L1 SOC analysts. Select your incident type. Upload your org's security stack. Get a phase-structured checklist with tool-specific steps in under 60 seconds. 22 incident types. 60+ tools. 6 IR phases. Two paths: bring your own API key, or use the free Claude Skill Bundle; no API key needed. Free. No account. No data retention. AGPL-3.0.

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