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Plan and execute authorized vishing (voice phishing) pretext calls to assess employee susceptibility to social engineering and evaluate security awareness controls.
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Design and execute a social engineering penetration test including phishing, vishing, smishing, and physical pretexting campaigns to measure human security resilience and identify training gaps.
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Investigate shipped applications, binaries, packages, and firmware with REA to explain features, compare versions, or guide reconstruction. Use decompiled code and runtime observations where needed, keeping observed facts, inferred behavior, and unresolved questions clearly separated.
Audit a focused part of an existing codebase, reconstruct its behavior and past decisions, and record gaps in reasoning, coding practices, features, and technology choices. Use the findings to plan, test, implement, and verify improvements.
Turn a large engineering objective into a written plan with steps sized for individual pull requests, or proposed code changes. Each step includes context, dependencies, checks, and completion criteria so another agent can continue the work.
Create HTML slides about choosing and connecting AI models in OpenDesign using your own API key. Use a terminal-style template to explain costs, quality, and model routing decisions, with speaker notes and presentation controls.
Turn an incident review into an HTML presentation covering the root cause, fix, and follow-up actions. Use a dedicated template with speaker notes to help engineering, reliability teams, and leadership discuss next steps.
Create static SVG diagrams, scalable images for lessons, READMEs, and manuals. It uses real system names, nine diagram types, and consistent colors and arrows, with checks for readable labels, accessible descriptions, and valid markup.
Apply shared visual and writing rules to course pages, figures, and manuals. Check colors, fonts, labels, layouts, plain technical English, dark themes, keyboard focus, touch targets, and reduced-motion behavior against defined reference values.
Prepare for four Claude certification tracks through guided lessons, practical exercises, quizzes, and mock exams. The tutor checks understanding and learner-created work, records progress, and uses assessment results to guide review.
Prepare for the MCPA certification through interactive lessons, local Python labs, diagnostic assessments, and mock exams. Track progress, revisit weak domains, and resume learning, with guided support for learners who do not write code.
Study Model Context Protocol (MCP), which connects AI applications with external tools, through guided lessons and exercises. Inspect requests and responses, practice implementation and security checks, and record progress alongside observed results.
Audit a codebase with three vulnerability hunters and two engineers who build small demonstrations of suspected flaws. Verify attack paths, assess severity from demonstrated impact, and report evidence, targeted fixes, and checks to prevent recurrence.
Plan and edit a presentation explaining the progression from unstructured Claude Code use to configured engineering workflows. It provides a teaching sequence, proficiency levels, and a TodoApp example connecting project instructions, skills, agents, and automation.
Implement approved development stories and code changes with Amelia, a senior software engineer persona. Follow a test-first process: write a failing test, make it pass, then improve the code while checking every acceptance criterion.
Create GitHub issues that follow the current repository's templates. The skill selects the appropriate report format, collects required information, and prepares the title, body, labels, and issue type for review before submission.
Analyze software protections during authorized reverse engineering, the examination of compiled programs. Helps identify mechanisms that hinder debugging, obscure code, or prevent tampering, then choose safe analysis methods, document findings, and develop defensive recommendations.
Write or revise system architecture documents, design decision records, and engineering references. Use concrete examples and clear explanations of design choices to make documents useful both to newcomers and to developers needing precise details.
Record a website's browser traffic, identify its internal API, and generate a script, command-line tool, or library that calls it directly. Turn recorded search and browsing flows into reusable functions, then verify them against live responses.
Analyze binaries, malware samples, memory dumps, and packet captures in sandboxed security challenges. Trace program behavior, investigate crashes, and verify exploit conditions while preserving original files, decoded artifacts, and observable evidence for reproducible findings.
Investigate how compiled or obfuscated programs work, including binaries, APKs, WASM, and firmware. Combine file inspection, decompilation, and observed execution to understand control flow, validation logic, and mechanisms that hinder analysis.
Understand compiled Go and Rust programs even when function names have been removed. Use runtime clues, recovered metadata, and error strings to identify important functions and trace application logic with language-specific reverse engineering methods.
Route reverse engineering and security tasks to a specialist skill based on the target, purpose, and available tools. Establish the case scope and authorization status, then prepare supported tools before handing off the work.
Create task-oriented READMEs, API references, architecture documentation, and security reports. Organize information from quick starts to deeper explanations, and turn completed investigations into formal Markdown reports with supporting evidence, reproducible steps, and appropriately masked sensitive information.