Index attack-surface files into Elasticsearch for search

elasticsearch-index takes the files a recon pipeline produces and loads them into Elasticsearch, turning scattered text output into searchable, structured data. Instead of grepping across folders of subdomains, hosts, and findings, you index them once and query the whole attack surface from one place.

It is built for the realities of pipeline output. Index a single file or a whole directory, name the index yourself or let auto-indexing derive it from the file name, choose the file type, and map list files into a named field. A config YAML keeps connection settings out of the command line, and a query mode reads back what you stored.

On Trickest, elasticsearch-index is a Utilities node that takes a folder or a file and writes a folder and a file. Place it at the end of a workflow so each run's results land in a searchable index, or use its query mode to pull prior results back into a later stage.