What problem does it solve? Security researchers need a systematic way to determine whether a low-privilege account can perform admin-only operations, while avoiding false positives like label-only changes or horizontal access misclassified as privilege escalation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Capability Matrix Testing: Build role-to-action matrices and replay admin actions as a low-privilege user across UI endpoints, alternate API channels, and background workers. - Structured Test Recipes: Covers role parameter injection, invitation authority revocation, capability declaration versus runtime checks, and privileged object methods with concrete HTTP examples. - Negative Controls & Stop Conditions: Applies a 12-category negative-control taxonomy with a three-way decision split (technically vulnerable, in scope, program reportable) so non-reportable findings are never filed. - Use Case: During a bug bounty engagement, replay an admin-only pin-comment request with a low-privilege session, confirm the state change with an admin read, restore the object, and document the escalation with before/after role claims. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to test whether a low-privilege account on the target can perform an admin-only action using the privesc-hunter checklist and report verified results.