hunt-dispatch

To automate attack skill orchestration for bug hunting, you trigger the dispatch Skill with a specific mode like redteam or WAPT, which automatically selects and loads the appropriate attack skills based on the target platform and engagement context.

Generating red team reports from multiple hunting skills requires an orchestration tool that aggregates findings from dependencies like okta-attack and hunt-rce, producing structured reports with observations and recommendations based on the engagement results.

Yes, hunt-dispatch supports both WAPT and Red Team modes, automatically selecting and loading relevant attack skills like hunt-sqli or m365-entra-attack based on the specified engagement mode and target box information.

You can use specific attack skills like okta-attack and hunt-ssrf within a single engagement by triggering the orchestration Skill, which automatically loads required dependencies to perform the designated attacks.

Yes, you need external skills to perform specific attacks because the dispatch Skill acts as an orchestrator that loads dependencies like hunt-auth-bypass and enterprise-vpn-attack rather than executing the attack logic internally.

The limitation of using an orchestration Skill for vulnerability hunting is that it cannot execute specific attacks itself, requiring pre-installed external dependencies like hunt-cloud-misconfig and hunt-saml to function properly during the engagement.