Yak is a cool concept (https://github.com/yaklang/yaklang). It's a DSL/scripting language tailored toward (offensive) security, it already has a substantial standard library, and it's VM and general design make it usable/powerful and portable in ways that things like NSE/MSF struggled to be. I could praise Yak all day, but go and look through the code yourself, it's already impressive, yet somehow the thing still feels largely unknown outside of its developers and a few intrigued observers.
Yakit is part GUI part ICBM and 100% Chinese. The aim appears to be consolidating all security tools ever created into one, with the majority of functionality implemented in Yak. It's quite remarkable. I used https://github.com/ip-rw/translate_code/ for the translation. The software compiles and runs without immediatly exploding; anything beyond that is a bonus. This readme likely took longer to create than the translation and few repairs, so overall, it's not too shabby.
Available are an AppImage and an untested exe in the releases here: https://github.com/ip-rw/yakit_english/releases/tag/en
The build process roughly involves:
yarn install-renderyarn build-renderyarn installyarn pack-linux(or-win, or whatever—might work, who knows)
Yak is awesome, guys. Thank you for keeping it free.