Manage reverse connections for penetration testing via MCP APIs.
npx skills add https://github.com/hanc00l/nemo-agent --skill reverse-tools
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: reverse-tools Source: https://github.com/hanc00l/nemo-agent/tree/main/claude-code/.claude/skills/pentest/reverse Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hanc00l/nemo-agent --skill reverse-tools
Penetration testers need reliable management of reverse connections such as Netcat, JNDI exploits, and Metasploit handlers, which this skill provides in a unified interface.
Use the reverse tools skill to start a Netcat listener and obtain its connection ID for further interaction.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage reverse shell connections by creating listeners and sessions for Netcat and Metasploit through a unified API. It provides functions to obtain session IDs, send commands, retrieve output, and close sessions.
Yes, concurrent handling of multiple active reverse connections is supported. The system automatically assigns ports to manage multiple Netcat or Metasploit sessions simultaneously within a coordinated framework.
After establishing a Netcat listener and receiving a connection, you use the provided API to obtain the specific session ID. You then send commands directly through that API and retrieve the resulting output.
Yes, JNDI payload handling is explicitly supported alongside Netcat and Metasploit handlers. You can create listeners to receive JNDI reverse connections and interact with them using the same session management framework.
Automating Metasploit handler setup is achieved by using the API to programmatically create listeners and manage sessions. This allows automated port assignment and direct command execution for interactive shells.
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