Use when operating the metabigor CLI for OSINT recon and infrastructure mapping without API keys. Covers finding network ranges from an ASN, org, domain, or IP (net); enumerating subdomains from certificate logs (cert); enriching IPs with ports/CVEs via Shodan InternetDB (ip); searching public GitHub code for secrets…
SQL injection detection and exploitation using sqlmap, manual techniques, and custom payloads. Use this skill when user needs to test for SQL injection vulnerabilities, extract database information, or exploit SQLi in parameters, headers, or cookies.
Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability detection and exploitation. Supports reflected XSS, stored XSS, DOM-based XSS, and blind XSS testing. Use this skill when user mentions XSS, cross-site scripting, script injection, or needs to test JavaScript injection in parameters, forms, headers, or DOM sources.
SQLite-based persistent storage and reporting system for penetration testing results. Use this skill when user needs to store scan results, query vulnerabilities, generate reports, or manage pentest data across sessions.
MKS (Metasploit-Kali Server) tool preference guide. Mount in Phase 0/1 alongside the primary skill. Provides URL resolution, REST endpoint patterns, response parsing, error handling, and fallback rules for all MKS-backed Kali tools.
A specialized skill for analyzing Windows program files such as EXE, DLL, and driver files, including .NET applications. It covers examining how a program works and looking for security weaknesses.
A security skill for finding web vulnerabilities in user input, browser code, cross-origin settings, and rendered AI or Markdown content. XSS means injected content runs as someone else’s browser code; CSRF tricks a browser into making an unwanted request.
Activate this skill whenever the user mentions API endpoint, REST API, RESTful, GraphQL, GraphQL introspection, GraphQL mutation, gRPC, gRPC reflection, WebSocket, WebSocket upgrade, WS endpoint, API security, API fuzzing, API enumeration, API versioning, API gateway, API rate limit, JWT, JSON Web Token, bearer token…
This skill should be used when the user mentions "generate report", "pentest report", "engagement report", "findings report", "executive summary", "technical report", "vulnerability report", "remediation report", "remediation plan", "retest report", "write up findings", "document findings", "report findings", "create…
Autonomous offensive security pipeline. Use when the user wants to hunt bugs, run pentests, do recon, or manage huntbot targets. Triggers on security testing, bug bounty, vulnerability scanning, or any mention of huntbot commands.
A toolkit for taking software apart to inspect how it works, across formats such as Android packages, Windows programs, Linux binaries, JavaScript, and firmware.
A red-team security skill about avoiding antivirus detection, from basic principles to intermediate techniques. Red teams are authorised security testers who simulate attacks to find weaknesses.
Pentest finding interpretation encyclopedia — maps tool output to finding severity, CVSS scoring rules, and report-ready language. Answers 'What severity is this? What's the CVSS? How do I write this up?'.
This skill should be used when the user asks about "Active Directory", "Kerberoasting", "AS-REP roasting", "LDAP enumeration", "BloodHound", "DCSync", "Pass-the-Hash", "Golden Ticket", or needs guidance on attacking Windows domain environments.