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An AI-powered agent for reverse engineering and penetration testing. Give it a binary or a network target and it works autonomously — or sit at the interactive TUI and direct it through a real engagement.

91 MCP tools wired across binary RE, network pentest, Active Directory, web pentest, exploit hunting, and browser automation. 15 profiles that specialize the system prompt and tool surface for different target types. Local model support (LM Studio, Ollama, any OpenAI-compatible endpoint) alongside Claude. Findings, hypotheses, and specialist dispatch reports are captured as schema-validated structured records in a per-target knowledge base.

reverser — interactive engagement and live knowledge base

⚠️ For authorized security research and penetration testing only.

reverser drives real offensive tooling (nmap, NetExec, Metasploit, sqlmap, BloodHound, Playwright, …) against whatever target you point it at. Only use it against systems you own or have explicit written authorization to test. Network-touching tools are gated behind an explicit authorization acknowledgement (REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1 or a .reverser-authorized marker), and an optional per-target scope.toml enforces CIDR / no-DoS / no-lockout / allowed-hours limits. You are responsible for staying within scope and the law.


Quick start

reverser is designed to run alongside modern RE / pentesting tools — it orchestrates radare2, Ghidra, GDB, angr, nmap, NetExec, BloodHound, Metasploit, nuclei, ffuf, sqlmap, Playwright, and more. There are two supported ways to set it up:

1. devenv shell + GUI (macOS or Linux). The Nix-based devenv shell provisions all 60+ tools and installs the CLI for you:

devenv shell      # drops you into a shell with the full RE/pentest toolchain + the reverser CLI
reverser g        # launch the desktop GUI  (alias for `reverser gui`)

2. CLI on a pentest distribution such as Kali Linux. On a distro that already ships the tooling, install the CLI (pip install -e . from a checkout, or the Linux installer below) and reverser will use the nmap / netexec / metasploit / nuclei / … already on your PATH:

reverser i <target> --profile pentest    # interactive engagement  (alias for `reverser interactive`)

Network-touching profiles require export REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1 (see the warning above).


What it can do

Binary reverse engineering

  • Static and dynamic analysis with radare2 (r2pipe), Ghidra, GDB, strace, objdump, nm, readelf, binwalk, strings, checksec, pe_info
  • Symbolic execution with angr, gadget hunting with ROPgadget, raw bytes disassembly with capstone
  • Decompilation: r2 ghidra plugin, procyon (Java), jadx (Android)
  • Sandboxed binary execution: run_binary, wine for Windows PE binaries on Linux/macOS

Network penetration testing

  • nmap with version detection + script support, dns_recon, nbtscan, smb_enum, kerberos_enum (AS-REP/Kerberoast), ldap_search, enum4linux-ng
  • Full NetExec wrapper: SMB / WinRM / LDAP / MSSQL / SSH / FTP+WMI with check_auth / spray / exec / SAM/LSA/NTDS dump
  • BloodHound stack: per-target Neo4j, bloodhound-python collector, 15 canned cypher queries, free-form cypher
  • Metasploit RPC bridge: searchsploit_search + msfvenom_generate + metasploit_{start,stop,status,search,run,session}. Always-check-first behavior; auto-finding write on successful exploit; per-target MSF workspaces

Web application pentesting

  • Scanners: nuclei, nikto, ffuf, gobuster, subfinder, wafw00f, testssl, sqlmap, whatweb, ssl_scan
  • Playwright browser automation (14 tools): launch headless Chromium with web_browser_start, navigate / click / fill_form / evaluate / wait_for, JS-aware SPA crawling with web_browser_crawl, XSS confirmation with dialog/sentinel/console heuristic via web_browser_confirm_xss, automatic screenshot evidence into targets/<target>/findings/<id>/screenshot-<n>.png

Per-target persistent knowledge base

  • SQLite KB at targets/<target>/state.db tracking hosts, services, credentials, findings, hypotheses, artifacts, notes
  • Credential lifecycle: discovered creds are validated across SMB/WinRM/LDAP/MSSQL/SSH automatically; status transitions tracked
  • Hypothesis tree: every engagement is structured as falsifiable hypotheses with status (proposed / testing / confirmed / refuted / abandoned), dispatch counts, evidence refs
  • Scope envelope: optional targets/<target>/scope.toml with in_scope_cidrs / no_dos / no_account_lockout / allowed_hours — enforced by every offensive tool

Engagement orchestration

  • Manager profile dispatches specialist sub-agents (ad, pentest, webpentest, webapi, webrecon, exploit) via the SDK Task primitive. Maintains the hypothesis tree as the engagement plan.
  • K-failure pivot discipline baked into prompts: manager K=2, pentest K=3, webpentest K=5. After K failed attempts against a hypothesis, the agent is required to mark it refuted and propose three orthogonal alternatives.
  • Connection-failure circuit breaker: after 3 conn errors against the same target across any tool family, the next call returns an error and the prompt directs the agent to yield to the user. Resets only on user input.
  • Allowlist enforcement: manager profile's tool surface is enforced at the execute_tool boundary, preventing the model from inventing tool names outside the profile.
  • Stop & resume sessions: multi-day engagements survive process exit / machine restart. Per-turn autosave + atexit/SIGTERM emergency snapshot + conversation replay on resume.
  • Multi-backend: Claude (default), Ollama, LM Studio, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

Prerequisites

  • devenv
  • One of:
    • ANTHROPIC_API_KEY environment variable (for Claude backend), OR
    • Ollama running locally, OR
    • LM Studio running locally (default port 1234), OR
    • any other OpenAI-compatible endpoint (vLLM, llama.cpp, etc.)
  • Wine (optional, for analyzing Windows PE binaries on Linux/macOS)
  • First-time devenv shell entry will install Chromium for Playwright (~150MB, one-time) to ~/.cache/ms-playwright/

Installing

Pre-built installers

Download the latest installer for your platform from GitHub Releases or the gitea mirror:

  • macOS (Apple Silicon): reverser-<version>-arm64.dmg. After installing, run once to clear the quarantine flag (unsigned builds trigger Gatekeeper):
    xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /Applications/reverser.app
  • Linux x86_64: reverser-<version>.AppImage. Make it executable and run:
    chmod +x reverser-*.AppImage
    ./reverser-*.AppImage

The installer bundles:

  • The Python backend (FastAPI + pentest agent), packaged with PyInstaller.
  • nmap, ffuf, gobuster, nuclei, and Playwright Chromium for out-of-the-box pentest profile coverage.

Bundled tools are used as a fallback. If you already have these on your PATH (e.g. NixOS, Homebrew), your version is preferred.

Building from source

Requires devenv:

devenv shell
package-installer    # produces desktop/dist/reverser-<version>-<arch>.{dmg,AppImage}

package (without the -installer suffix) produces an unpacked bundle under desktop/dist/{mac-arm64,linux-unpacked}/ for fast iteration.

Setup

devenv shell

This drops you into a shell with 60+ tools (radare2, rizin, ghidra, gdb, strace, binwalk, yara, angr, nmap, ffuf, nuclei, sqlmap, metasploit, exploitdb, neo4j, etc.) and installs the reverser CLI in editable mode. From here, reverser g launches the desktop GUI and reverser i <target> starts an interactive engagement.

Already on a pentest distro (e.g. Kali Linux)? You don't need devenv — install the CLI with pip install -e . from a checkout (or the Linux installer below) and reverser will use the RE/pentest tools already on your PATH. Anything missing from PATH is simply unavailable to the agent; the devenv shell exists to guarantee the full toolchain.

For penetration testing tools (anything that touches the network), set:

export REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1
# or create .reverser-authorized in the project root

This is the explicit acknowledgement that you have written authorization to test the target.


Usage

Autonomous binary analysis

# Quick triage — file type, security, strings, headers
reverser triage <binary>

# Full analysis — triage + static + dynamic + report
reverser analyze <binary>

# Solve a crackme / CTF challenge
reverser solve <binary>

Interactive TUI

Launch a conversational interface where you guide the agent, use skills, and switch profiles:

# Default (general) profile
reverser interactive <binary>
reverser i <binary>              # short alias

# Pick a profile for your target type
reverser i <binary> --profile ctf
reverser i <binary> -p android
reverser i https://example.com -p webpentest
REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1 reverser i 10.10.10.5 -p manager

Inside the TUI:

  • Type messages to chat with the agent
  • Press F1 to run a skill (Triage, Analyze, Kickoff, Hunt, etc. — varies per profile)
  • Press F2 to switch profiles mid-session
  • Press F3 to load a different binary
  • Press F4 to set sudo password (for nmap/netexec privileged scans)
  • Press F5 to clear log; F6 to stop session (resumable later)
  • Type /help for all commands. /status, /budget, /turns, /stop, /done, /info, /skills are all available
  • Adjusting /budget or /turns mid-session preserves your conversation history — they no longer reset state

Backend selection

# Claude (default)
reverser i <target>

# LM Studio (auto-detects http://localhost:1234/v1)
reverser i <target> -b lmstudio -m qwen3.6-35b-a3b-ud-mlx

# DeepSeek-Coder-V2-Lite in LM Studio (auto-applies tool-call preamble)
reverser i <target> -b lmstudio -m deepseek-coder-v2-lite-instruct

# Ollama (auto-detects http://localhost:11434/v1)
reverser i <target> -b ollama -m qwen3.5:35b-a3b-coding-nvfp4

# Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
reverser i <target> -b local -m model-name --api-base http://gpu-server:8000/v1

Flags:

-b, --backend       Backend: claude (default), ollama, lmstudio, or any name for OpenAI-compatible
-m, --model         Model name/tag (required for non-claude backends)
--api-base          API base URL override
--model-family      Force model family: deepseek or generic (default: auto-detect from --model)

DeepSeek-Coder-V2-Lite: This model's chat template has no native tool-call format, so the agent automatically appends a tools preamble to the system prompt that teaches it the <tool_call>{...}</tool_call> wire format. Detection is by deepseek substring in --model. Override with --model-family deepseek (force on) or --model-family generic (force off).

Common options (all analysis commands)

-v              Show tool calls and results
-vv             Also show agent thinking
--budget N      Max API spend in USD (default: 2.0 autonomous, 5.0 interactive)
--log PATH      Custom session log path
--log-dir DIR   Custom log directory (default: ./logs)

Profiles

15 profiles specialize the agent's system prompt, tool priorities, and available skills:

Binary RE profiles

Profile Key Description
General general Broad RE — works for any binary (default)
Linux Binary linux ELF-focused — syscalls, shared libs, debugging
Windows Binary windows PE-focused — DLL imports, .NET/COM, Windows API
Android APK android DEX, native libs, manifest, API endpoints
Chrome Extension chrome CRX/JS — manifest, permissions, data flow
Java / .NET managed JVM bytecode and .NET IL — decompilation, serialization
API Discovery api Document network APIs, endpoints, auth, request/response schemas
CTF / Crackme ctf Solve crackmes — find the flag/key/password

Network / web pentest profiles

Profile Key Description
Pentest pentest Generic network pentest — recon, scanning, exploitation. K=3 hypothesis-failure pivot rule.
Web Pentest webpentest Full OWASP web app pentest. K=5 pivot rule. Playwright for SPA crawling + XSS confirmation.
Web API Pentest webapi REST/GraphQL API enumeration, auth flow abuse, mass assignment
Web Recon webrecon Perimeter footprinting — subdomain enum, port scan, tech fingerprinting, screenshot evidence
Active Directory ad Internal AD assumed-breach — NetExec, BloodHound, KB. 11 skills, hypothesis-driven discipline.
Exploit exploit Public-exploit hunter — searchsploit + msfvenom + Metasploit RPC bridge. Always-check-first exploitation.
Manager manager Network red-team conductor — plans hypotheses and dispatches specialists. K=2 pivot rule.
reverser interactive --list-profiles   # show all profiles and their skills

Profile deep-dives

Active Directory engagements (ad): drives an assumed-breach internal AD methodology. 11 skills (initial recon → DC discovery → AS-REP/Kerberoast → cred validation → BloodHound graph → attack-path → NTDS dump → report). Backed by per-target persistent state in targets/<target>/state.db, NetExec for every relevant protocol, and BloodHound (Neo4j + bloodhound-python collector + 15 canned + free-form Cypher). Spray actions gated behind REVERSER_AD_ALLOW_SPRAY=1; optional scope.toml enforces in-scope CIDRs, no-DoS, no-account-lockout. The system prompt enforces a non-negotiable hypothesis loop ("Every 5 tool calls, write down (a) current hypothesis, (b) cheapest disconfirming experiment, (c) pivot. Don't grind past 3 failed attempts.").

REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1 reverser i -p ad 10.10.10.5

Manager-led engagements (manager): coordinates specialist sub-agents for network red-team work. Maintains a hypothesis tree in the per-target KB and dispatches the right specialty (ad, pentest, webpentest, webapi, webrecon, exploit) to test each hypothesis. The manager has a restricted tool surface — KB read/write, hypothesis CRUD, lightweight recon (nmap_scan, dns_recon, whatweb_scan), and dispatch_specialist. Heavy offensive tools require dispatch to a specialist. Two-failure pivot rule (K=2) is enforced via prompt; the dispatch wrapper appends a ## REQUIRED next action: call kb_update_hypothesis(...) block to every result so local models don't forget to update state. Status: partial replaces Status: error when a specialist subprocess crashed but the report body has actionable findings.

REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1 reverser i -p manager 10.10.10.5

Skills: k Kickoff · s Status · r Report · p Pivot · b Budget · w Wrap up

For parallel dispatches (use cautiously):

REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1 reverser i -p manager 10.10.10.5 --max-parallel 3

Exploit-hunter engagements (exploit): wraps searchsploit, msfvenom, and the Metasploit RPC daemon into 8 MCP tools so the agent can close the "find a known exploit, generate a payload, try it" loop. metasploit_run is always-check-first by default — exploitation only fires when the module's check reports vulnerable, with force=True as an explicit escape hatch. A shared msfrpcd daemon runs at 127.0.0.1:55553 with per-target MSF workspaces; auth credentials persist at <targets_root>/.shared/msfrpc/auth.json (mode 0600). Confirmed exploits land as severity=high FindingFact entries; generated payloads land in targets/<target>/loot/payloads/<name>-<sha8>.<ext> as ArtifactFacts. Dispatchable from manager.

# Direct
REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1 reverser i -p exploit 10.10.10.5

# Or dispatched from manager (manager proposes CVE-related hypotheses, dispatches exploit specialist)
REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1 reverser i -p manager 10.10.10.5

Skills: h Hunt · g Generate payload · t Try exploit · i Handle session · r Report · w Wrap up

Web pentest engagements (webpentest): OWASP-flavored web app pentest with Playwright integration. SPA-aware crawling discovers JS-rendered routes that ffuf would miss. web_browser_confirm_xss injects a payload, installs a sentinel + dialog handler, and reports confirmed/refuted with screenshot evidence — far more reliable than "the payload string appears in the response body." Auto-screenshot evidence via web_browser_capture_finding(finding_id, ...) writes to targets/<target>/findings/<id>/screenshot-<n>.png and records an ArtifactFact. K=5 pivot rule discourages the "fuzz forever, confirm nothing" failure mode.

REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1 reverser i -p webpentest https://target.com

Skills: r Web Recon · v Vuln Scan · d Discover · l TLS/SSL · q SQLi Test · m Manual Test · w Report


Sessions & persistence

Every interactive session creates a snapshot at targets/<target>/sessions/<session_id>.json with config, conversation, stats, and in-flight state. Snapshots autosave on every turn plus an emergency snapshot on TUI exit (atexit + SIGTERM handler).

# List all resumable sessions across all targets
reverser --list-sessions

# Resume the latest non-completed session for a target
reverser i 10.10.10.5 --resume

# Resume a specific session by ID
reverser i --resume 2026-05-12T22-54-46

# Take over a session whose process is still running
reverser i --resume <id> --force

Lifecycle states: activestopped (resumable) / completed (terminal via /done) / abandoned (zero-turn TUI exit, auto-applied so empty launches don't clutter --list-sessions).

Per-target knowledge base: Every offensive tool writes to targets/<target>/state.db automatically. Inspect with kb_show inside the TUI, or:

sqlite3 targets/10.10.10.5/state.db ".tables"
sqlite3 targets/10.10.10.5/state.db "SELECT * FROM hypotheses;"

Findings, artifacts, credentials, and notes all persist between sessions on the same target. The hypothesis tree is the engagement plan and survives stop/resume.

Bogus directory cleanup: earlier versions of the CLI would create directories from malformed target arguments (URLs with schemes, free-text pastes, CIDRs with slashes). Run:

reverser --check-targets

…to list non-canonical target directories with rm -rf cleanup commands. The new CLI input validation (added in the manager-reliability bundle) prevents new bogus directories.


Authorization & scope

Network-touching tools require explicit authorization:

# Per-shell
export REVERSER_PENTEST_AUTHORIZED=1

# Or per-project (lasts across shells)
touch .reverser-authorized

Without this, anything that touches the network errors with an authorization message. This is the harness's explicit acknowledgement that you have written authorization to test the target.

Scope envelope (optional, per-target): create targets/<target>/scope.toml:

[scope]
in_scope_cidrs = ["10.10.10.0/24", "192.168.1.0/24"]
out_of_scope_ips = ["10.10.10.99"]
allowed_hours = "09:00-17:00 UTC"
no_dos = true
no_account_lockout = true

Every netexec_*, bloodhound_*, enum4linux_ng, metasploit_*, web_browser_* tool consults this before acting. no_account_lockout = true hard-disables credential spray regardless of REVERSER_AD_ALLOW_SPRAY.


Writeups

Every run logs to logs/<binary>_<timestamp>.jsonl. Generate a markdown writeup:

reverser writeup logs/boring_20260330_234443.jsonl
reverser writeup logs/boring_20260330_234443.jsonl -o writeup.md

For pentest engagements, kb_export_report (called from inside the TUI) renders targets/<target>/report.md with the full hypothesis tree, findings (severity-sorted), credentials, services, artifacts, and notes.


Windows binaries

PE files (.exe, .dll) are supported via wine on Linux/macOS. The agent detects PE format automatically and uses wine for execution, strace, and GDB. Static analysis tools (radare2, strings, objdump) work natively on PE files.


Harness (isolated container analysis)

For batch/CI use, the harness monitors an S3 bucket for binaries, runs analysis in isolated Incus containers with network restrictions (only Anthropic API access), and uploads results back to S3.

harness-init            # Set up Incus profile, firewall, and state DB
harness-build-image     # Build the reverser container base image
harness-test            # Verify container isolation
harness-run             # Start S3 monitoring loop
harness-process <file>  # Analyze a local binary in a container
harness-status          # Show processing statistics
harness-reset           # Clear state DB (--failed-only to reset failures)
harness-cleanup         # Destroy orphaned containers

Configuration lives in harness.toml. Requires AWS credentials and ANTHROPIC_API_KEY in .env or environment.


Tools

91 MCP tools wired through a single MCP server (mcp__re__*). Grouped by capability:

Category Count Tools
Triage 6 file_info, strings_search, checksec_binary, readelf_info, pe_info, binwalk_scan
Static analysis 5 r2_command, r2_decompile, objdump_disasm, nm_symbols, disassemble_bytes
Decompilation 2 procyon_decompile (Java), jadx_decompile (Android)
Dynamic analysis 3 run_binary, strace_run, gdb_batch
Symbolic execution 1 angr_find_paths
Exploit dev 1 rop_gadgets
Network recon 8 nmap_scan, dns_recon, nbtscan, smb_enum, ldap_search, kerberos_enum, enum4linux_ng, banner_grab
Web scanning 9 nikto_scan, gobuster_scan, ffuf_fuzz, nuclei_scan, sqlmap_test, subfinder_enum, wafw00f_detect, testssl_analyze, ssl_scan
HTTP 3 curl_request, http_request, whatweb_scan / whatweb_fingerprint
NetExec 6 netexec_smb / _winrm / _ldap / _mssql / _ssh / _ftp_wmi
BloodHound 6 bloodhound_start / _stop / _status / _collect / _canned / _query
Metasploit bridge 8 searchsploit_search, msfvenom_generate, metasploit_start / _stop / _status / _search / _run / _session
Web browser (Playwright) 14 web_browser_start / _status / _close, _navigate / _click / _type / _fill_form / _evaluate / _wait_for, _snapshot / _network_log, _capture_finding / _confirm_xss / _crawl
Knowledge base 11 kb_show, kb_list_hosts / _services / _creds, kb_add_note / _finding, kb_export_report, kb_add_hypothesis / _update_hypothesis / _get_hypothesis / _list_hypotheses
Coordination 1 dispatch_specialist (manager profile only)
Filesystem 4 list_directory, read_file, write_file, bash

Project structure

src/reverser/
  cli.py              CLI entry point (triage, analyze, solve, interactive, writeup,
                      --list-sessions, --check-targets, --resume)
  agent.py            Agent orchestration (backend-agnostic)
  prompts.py          System prompt and analysis methodology
  sessions.py         Session snapshot persistence (save/load/list/resume)
  session_log.py      JSONL session logger
  writeup.py          Markdown writeup generator

  backends/
    base.py            Backend protocol (AgentEvent, Backend ABC)
    claude.py          Claude backend (via claude_agent_sdk)
    openai_compat.py   OpenAI-compatible backend (Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM, llama.cpp)
    tools.py           MCP-to-OpenAI tool conversion + execute_tool with allowlist

  profiles/
    __init__.py        Profile registry + dataclasses
    _skills.py         Shared skill constants
    general.py linux.py windows.py android.py chrome.py managed.py
    api.py ctf.py
    pentest.py webpentest.py webapi.py webrecon.py
    ad.py manager.py exploit.py

  kb/
    __init__.py        Public API (for_target, dataclasses, scope helpers)
    store.py           KB class + SQLite operations + hypothesis CRUD
    schema.py          DDL for hosts/services/credentials/findings/notes/
                       hypotheses/artifacts tables
    authz.py           Pentest authorization checks
    scope.py           scope.toml loader + assert_in_scope helpers
    parsers.py         Tool-output → KB-fact parsers

  tools/
    _common.py         Subprocess helpers (run_cmd, arun_cmd with target= for
                       circuit breaker), PE detection, pagination
    _conn_breaker.py   Per-target connection-failure circuit breaker
    triage.py          File identification and initial assessment
    static.py          Disassembly and decompilation
    dynamic.py         Runtime tracing and debugging
    python_analysis.py Symbolic execution and emulation
    exploit.py         ROP gadget search
    util.py            jadx, procyon, list_directory, read_file, write_file, bash
    network.py         Nmap, DNS, NetBIOS, SMB, LDAP, Kerberos, etc.
    web.py             Nuclei, sqlmap, ffuf, nikto, gobuster, testssl, etc.
    netexec.py         NetExec (nxc) wrappers — SMB/WinRM/LDAP/MSSQL/SSH/FTP+WMI
    bloodhound.py      Neo4j lifecycle + bloodhound-python collector + cypher
    enum4linux_ng.py   enum4linux-ng wrapper
    metasploit.py      Searchsploit + msfvenom + msfrpcd RPC bridge
    web_browser.py     Playwright integration (Chromium, singleton, screenshots)
    kb.py              KB MCP tool wrappers
    dispatch.py        dispatch_specialist (manager → sub-agent coordination)

  tui/
    app.py             Interactive TUI application (Textual)
    session.py         Multi-turn agent session manager
    modals/            F-key dialogs

  harness/
    cli.py             Harness CLI (init, monitor, process, status, etc.)
    config.py          TOML + env configuration loader
    monitor.py         S3 bucket polling and download
    pipeline.py        Analysis pipeline orchestration
    state.py           SQLite state tracker
    vm.py              Incus container lifecycle management

incus/
  build-image.sh       Container image builder
  setup-firewall.sh    nftables network isolation rules
  profile.yaml         Incus resource limits profile
  re-tools.nix         Ghidra/Rizin Nix composition

targets/                            Per-target persistent state
  <target>/
    state.db                          SQLite KB
    sessions/<id>.json                Resumable session snapshots
    findings/<id>/screenshot-<n>.png  Playwright-captured evidence
    loot/                             Dumps (NTDS, SAM, hashes)
    loot/payloads/                    msfvenom-generated payloads
    scope.toml                        Optional scope envelope

docs/superpowers/
  specs/    Design specs (one per major feature)
  plans/    Implementation plans (one per feature)

CAPABILITY_ROADMAP.md     Source-of-truth tracker for shipped + planned features

Roadmap

See CAPABILITY_ROADMAP.md for the full picture. All Top 5 items shipped:

# Capability Status
1 Metasploit + msfvenom + searchsploit bridge
2 Per-target persistent KB
3 Playwright integration for webpentest
4 NetExec + BloodHound + cypher
5 Hypothesis-driven pentest/webpentest prompts

Next-tier candidates (in priority order): hashcat with rule-based cracking, coercion tooling (PetitPotam/ntlmrelayx), CVSS scoring + multi-format reports, kb_diagnose failure-analysis aggregator. See the roadmap doc for the full unstarted list.


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