Humaidh

You can coordinate penetration testing and self-code security audits through a schema-enforced, event-driven engine. Attack categories, domains, tools, and checklists are stored in SQLite (findings.db) and loaded just-in-time by engine/router.py.

The skills target security testers and penetration testers, per the manifest's audience metadata. They suit practitioners who need structured coordination of attack categories, domains, and checklists during testing engagements and code audits.

The engine is event-driven and schema-enforced. All attack categories, domains, tools, and checklists live in a SQLite database (findings.db) and are loaded just-in-time by engine/router.py, keeping runtime state centralized and queryable.

The opencode-pentester skill is released under the MIT license, making it free to use, modify, and redistribute. No paid tier or commercial licensing requirement is stated in the manifest.

The skill requires compatibility with opencode, as declared in its frontmatter. It relies on a local SQLite database (findings.db) for storing findings, attack categories, and checklists, with routing handled by engine/router.py.