What problem does it solve? Web servers often accidentally expose version-control directories (.git, .svn, .hg) and backup files, leaking full source code, credentials, and configuration. This Skill provides a structured workflow to detect these exposures and recover the underlying repository data during authorized security assessments. ## Core Features & Use Cases - VCS Exposure Detection: Probe high-value paths like /.git/HEAD, /.svn/wc.db, and /.hg/requires, and interpret 403 vs 404 responses to confirm hidden directories exist. - Repository Recovery: Use open-source tools such as git-dumper, GitTools, GitHacker, svn-extractor, and Mercurial dumpers to reconstruct source trees from partial object access. - Backup and Config Leak Discovery: Probe for .env files, backup archives, .DS_Store, and editor swap files that leak secrets and directory listings. - Use Case: During an authorized web penetration test, recon returns a 403 on /.git/. Use this Skill to confirm exposure via /.git/HEAD, dump the repository with git-dumper, and extract credentials from .git/config and commit logs. ## Quick Start Probe the target for /.git/HEAD and /.git/config, then follow the decision tree to dump and analyze any exposed repository.