pattt-readme-loader

To retrieve PayloadsAllTheThings documentation for Burp Intruder candidates, this skill resolves and loads vendored on-disk README.md sources into the model context to provide structured payload suggestions with source_path and section_title metadata.

Loading local README-first payloads for security research is handled by reading real vendored PATTT README files from disk, enforcing a resolver that populates loaded_docs into context to provide accurate, traceable fuzz inputs and bypass ideas.

Yes, payload retrieval for verification probes provides source traceability by returning candidate payloads with explicit source_path and section_title metadata, ensuring every bypass idea or fuzz input maps back to its original README section.

Yes, you can use vendored PATTT README files to generate fuzz inputs without an internet connection because the resolver reads real on-disk documentation sources to populate loaded_docs, enabling offline payload knowledge retrieval.

A key limitation is that catalog routes do not replace raw reads; the resolver enforces reading real README.md sources from disk to populate loaded_docs, meaning catalog routes alone are insufficient for accurate payload retrieval.

Explicit gating for exploit suggestions during payload retrieval is required because the skill enforces a verification-first default policy, ensuring bypass and exploit suggestions are only provided when explicitly requested and safely routed.