12 free fail-safe SOC prompts from TRISHUL. No account, no data collection. Links to the 75+ prompt Arsenal.
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4
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1.0.2
updated 10 Aug 2026
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About TRISHUL SOC Prompts (Free 12)
TRISHUL is a set of AI prompts engineered specifically for security operations — built to fail safe, refuse to hallucinate indicators, and flag what's safe to paste into an AI model before you paste it.
This extension bundles the 12 free prompts from the TRISHUL GitHub wedge as a one-click popup: no tab switching, no copying from a webpage, no account.
What it does:
- Lists all 12 free prompts, grouped by category (Triage & Initial Analysis, Threat Intelligence & Enrichment).
- Click any prompt to expand it — see the full prompt text, its data-sensitivity flag (safe to paste, redact first, or never paste into a consumer model), and the engineering rationale behind it.
- One-click "Copy prompt" button — no manual selecting or copying.
What it doesn't do:
- No network requests. All 12 prompts are bundled inside the extension package itself — nothing is fetched, nothing is sent anywhere.
- No account, no sign-in, no data collection, no analytics.
- No permissions requested — this extension does not read your tabs, your browsing history, or any page content.
Free vs. the full Arsenal:
This extension is entirely free and always will be. It contains a sample from the full TRISHUL Arsenal. The popup includes a one-time link in the footer to arsenal.yogdha.com if you want more. There is no in-extension payment, no license key, no feature gating, and no nagging — the 12 free prompts work fully and permanently either way.
Published by the Yogdha Intelligence Research Team.