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# Using XTI with Threat Intel Agent

Use the Threat Intel Agent to list, enrich, and update XTI indicators.

Agentic Assistant Threat Intel (TI) Agent works with Extended Threat Intelligence (XTI) and Threat Intel Management (TIM). The TI Agent reads from and writes to the XTI dataset. Only the actions listed below are supported.

## TI Agent actions supported by XTI

The TI Agent can perform various read and write actions. The TI Agent can perform the following actions for XTI:

{% hint style="info" %}
TI agent reading from and writing to the XTI dataset supports the same indicator types that are supported by XTI: 

* Domains 
* File hashes (SHA-256 only)
* IP addresses (IPv4 only)
* URLs
  {% endhint %}

| **Action**                   | **Example prompt**                              |
| ---------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| List indicators              | Show me the most recent malicious IP indicators |
| List indicator relationships | Show me relationships with 183.132.45.96        |
| Update an Indicator          | Update 1.1.1.10 to verdict Benign               |
| Enrich an indicator          | Show me information about 192.43.254.85         |

{% hint style="info" %}
Enrich CVE is currently not supported.
{% endhint %}

**Related links**

For general information and best practices related to enabling and using Agentic Assistant chat, see [Agentic Assistant chat](/cortex-xdr-5.x/detect-investigate-and-respond-to-threats/agentic-assistant-chat.md).

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