Media kit
Everything needed to write about crawlx: boilerplate, facts with their sources, logos, colors and media. Every file is served from this site. crawlx is for security research use only; please keep that framing.
Brand kit
crawlx-brand-kit.zip
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01Boilerplate
Two versions of the same description, based on the project README. Use either as is.
Short · 49 words
crawlx is a next-generation AI/LLM-native crawler, written in Rust, for authorized security research. It maps the attack surface of dynamic web applications behind a hard safety kernel, authorization records and an audit journal. Security research use only: test only systems you own or are authorized to test. Licensed AGPL-3.0-only.
Long · 134 words
crawlx is a next-generation AI/LLM-native crawler, written in Rust, for authorized security research and testing. It combines a URL and content plane with a browser plane that reads dynamic web applications through the accessibility tree, discovering pages, forms and endpoints. Optional LLM-guided planning and ranking can propose actions but can never authorize them: an independent, hard safety kernel admits every fetch and browser action, privileged access requires an authorization record, and every action is written to an audit journal. Zero data retention mode and encrypted custody of sensitive artifacts protect findings. A Firecrawl-compatible API and an MCP server support agent tooling. crawlx is pre-1.0 (version 0.1.0) and is licensed under AGPL-3.0-only. It is built and intended for security research and authorized testing only; this is a project policy and does not change the license.
02Fact sheet
Only verified facts are listed, and each names where it comes from. Fields that are not known are left out.
| Field | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Name | crawlx (written in lowercase; the owners list in the README spells it CrawlX) | crawlx README (title; License, Project owners) |
| What it is | A next-generation AI/LLM-native crawler for authorized security research. Security research use only. | crawlx README (banner text, Responsible use); this site |
| Website | crawlx.dev | crawlx README (Project owners) |
| Repository | github.com/noxred-research/crawlx (currently private: the link works for organization members only) | Cargo.toml (repository); GitHub visibility checked 2026-11-08 |
| License | GNU AGPL version 3 only (AGPL-3.0-only), not “version 3 or later”. Third-party components keep their own licenses. | crawlx README (License); Cargo.toml (license) |
| Written in | Rust (pinned toolchain 1.97.1), a workspace of 21 crates | crawlx README (Layout); rust-toolchain.toml |
| Current version | 0.1.0, pre-1.0. Production qualification is in progress. | Cargo.toml (version); crawlx README (Release status) |
| Distribution | Source repository and tagged source releases. No prebuilt binaries, container images or crates.io packages are published. | crawlx README (Release status) |
| Interfaces | Command line, REST and SSE API, a Firecrawl-compatible API facade and an MCP server over stdio. | crawlx README (Features) |
| Built by | NoxRed Security Research | crawlx README (Project owners) |
| Owners | Noxtica, NoxRed Security Research, CrawlX, Kaan Keskin and Onur Yalcin | crawlx README (License, Project owners) |
03Logos
Two sets are provided: the repository logo and banner used in the README (blue–violet gradient), and the mark used on this site (green). Each is shown on the background it is designed for.
The logo, banner and architecture files use live <text> set in a
system font stack, so they render with whatever font the viewer has. For print or
fixed typography, export to PNG or convert text to outlines in your design tool before
use. Outlined files are not yet provided.
04Color
The site's design tokens in both themes. Contrast is the WCAG 2.x ratio of the color against that theme's page background, computed when the page is built.
| Token | Dark | Contrast | Copy dark | Light | Contrast | Copy light |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Accent (green)--accent | #4ADE9Crgb(74, 222, 156) | 11.78:1 | #0B7A4Frgb(11, 122, 79) | 4.97:1 | ||
Secondary accent (cyan)--accent-2 | #67E8F9rgb(103, 232, 249) | 13.97:1 | #0E7490rgb(14, 116, 144) | 4.96:1 | ||
Page background (ink)--bg | #060608rgb(6, 6, 8) | 1.00:1 | #F6F6F7rgb(246, 246, 247) | 1.00:1 | ||
Raised surface--bg-elev | #0B0B0Frgb(11, 11, 15) | 1.03:1 | #FFFFFFrgb(255, 255, 255) | 1.08:1 | ||
Text--fg | #F4F4F6rgb(244, 244, 246) | 18.43:1 | #0B0B0Frgb(11, 11, 15) | 18.19:1 | ||
Secondary text--fg-dim | #B9B9C2rgb(185, 185, 194) | 10.39:1 | #3B3B45rgb(59, 59, 69) | 10.25:1 | ||
Tertiary text--fg-faint | #8D8D98rgb(141, 141, 152) | 6.17:1 | #5D5D68rgb(93, 93, 104) | 6.02:1 | ||
Notice (amber)--warn | #F5C15Drgb(245, 193, 93) | 12.21:1 | #8A5A00rgb(138, 90, 0) | 5.49:1 |
| Color | Value | Contrast | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
Gradient start (light logo)logo-light.svg | #0EA5E9rgb(14, 165, 233) | 2.48:1 on #EEF2FF | |
Gradient end (light logo)logo-light.svg | #7C3AEDrgb(124, 58, 237) | 5.10:1 on #EEF2FF | |
Wordmark (light logo)logo-light.svg | #0F172Argb(15, 23, 42) | 17.85:1 on #FFFFFF | |
Gradient start (dark logo)logo-dark.svg | #38BDF8rgb(56, 189, 248) | 7.86:1 on #141B3A | |
Gradient end (dark logo)logo-dark.svg | #A78BFArgb(167, 139, 250) | 6.19:1 on #141B3A | |
Wordmark (dark logo)logo-dark.svg | #F1F5F9rgb(241, 245, 249) | 17.93:1 on #0B0B0F |
05Typography
This site is set in two open-source variable fonts, both under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 and free to self-host.
Interface and headings. Weights 100–900.
Code, commands and data. Weights 100–800.
06Usage
Recommended guidelines. The examples below are the real logo files, transformed with CSS.
Do
Leave empty space of at least half the logo's height on every side. The dashed line marks it.
Do
On screen, do not set the logo narrower than 120 px (32 px high); in print, 30 mm.
Do
Use the light variant on light backgrounds and the dark variant on dark ones.
Don't
Do not change the colors, add gradients or apply filters.
Don't
Keep the original proportions. Do not stretch, skew or rotate the artwork.
Don't
Do not place a variant on a background it is not designed for, or on busy images.
07Media
Both files come from the project repository and are free to download with the kit.
Architecture. Clients, the API process, and a worker with the URL plane, session actors, the safety kernel and an egress proxy, backed by PostgreSQL and an object store.
Download light architecture diagram Download dark architecture diagram
Terminal demo (animated). Two real crawlx runs against a local fixture: a static crawl, then a dynamic observe-only crawl in which the egress policy blocks the cloud metadata address.
08Contact
No dedicated press contact is published yet. The project can be reached through its GitHub organization.
Vulnerabilities in crawlx go through private vulnerability reporting ↗, not press channels.
crawlx is built by NoxRed Security Research. See its own media kit.
