There is no such thing as "kali tool". Kali Linux is one of many linux distributions. A distribution is simply a collaboration of various programs that can run on the Linux kernel. The programs that make up "Kali" are all open source tools that have been combined for simplicity.
So if you want to know what tools Kali has pulled into its distro go here:
http://tools.kali.org/tools-listingIf you want to download a specific tool then you use whatever method your operating system implements for that task. In your case you would typically use apt-get. However not all of the tools for kali are in the default apt repository so you will need to find the kali repository as suggested by HTH you fucking moron.
So your next step is to find the kali repos and add them to your system. This may help:
http://blog.romaingre.net/2014/05/add-kali-repository-on-debian/BTW, adding a repo doesn't add the tool, it just gives you access to easily download the tool using apt-get.
All that said, if you want to build your own distro you need to understand a very simple piece of information. All programs available on pretty much any open linux distrobution are open source. This means that somewhere in some git repo or source forge repo. The source-code for your programs are available to be compiled by you.
For example:
https://github.com/rapid7/metasploit-frameworkThe site above hosts the source code for the git-version (read latest version) of the metasploit framework. That site is complete with detailed instructions on how to download and add it to your machine.
Now man the fuck up and learn to google your own answers without needing to be spoon fed them.
Lastly:
*Throws Giraffe shit in your soup and dumps soup on your head* You're welcome!
Hi,
i just install the lastest linux mint debian edition betsy . Well i'am Planning to customized it to be able to use it as my Daily use distro and also i'am Planning to installing Pentest tool on it so that i can build out a personal set in my laptop
And i wonder any good website where i could download these set Manually ? i mean Pentesting tool