What problem does it solve? Security researchers and bug bounty hunters need to demonstrate the real-world impact of discovered vulnerabilities with reproducible proof-of-concept exploits, but building reliable, well-documented PoCs from scratch is time-consuming and error-prone. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Vulnerability Analysis Workflow: Structured process for tracing data flow from input entry points to vulnerable sinks before writing any exploit code. - Exploit Templates: Ready-to-adapt Python templates for SQL injection, IDOR, and command injection, plus payload generators and chained-exploit patterns (e.g., XSS-to-CSRF). - Testing Framework & Reporting: A bash-based exploit testing harness with result logging, plus a documentation template covering impact analysis, CVSS-style severity, and mitigation guidance. - Use Case: After confirming a SQL injection in a bounty target's search endpoint, use the SQL injection template to verify exploitability, extract schema information to demonstrate impact, and produce a reproducible report for the bounty submission. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to develop a proof-of-concept exploit for a verified SQL injection vulnerability in your authorized test target and document the impact for a bounty report.
