CyberStrike is a fork of OpenCode, so setup is identical — abliteration.ai is a built-in provider (via models.dev), and there’s no config to write: authenticate, pick the model, and choose a reasoning level. CyberStrike is an open-source AI agent for offensive security that runs in your terminal.
Install
Or with npm: npm install -g @cyberstrike-io/cyberstrike@latest.
Authenticate
Get an ak_... key from the console, then:
Select abliteration.ai from the provider list and paste your key. (You can also do this inside CyberStrike with the /connect command, or by setting the ABLIT_KEY environment variable.)
The base URL is filled in automatically from the provider entry — you don’t need to set it.
Choose the model
In CyberStrike:
- Run
/models.
- Open the provider list (
Ctrl+A by default — the current keybind is shown in the dialog footer) and choose abliteration.ai.
- Choose Abliterated Model Large (or Abliterated Model for the multimodal base model).
Set the reasoning level
Reasoning depth is a model variant. Cycle it with Ctrl+T, or run /variants to pick from a list:
- Abliterated Model Large —
none, high, max
- Abliterated Model (base) —
none, minimal, low, medium, high, xhigh, max
The selection maps to the reasoning_effort request field. See thinking & reasoning effort for what each level does.
abliterated-model-large is text-only. Use abliterated-model if you need image inputs. If abliteration.ai doesn’t appear in the provider list yet, refresh the models cache with cyberstrike models --refresh.
