Route authorized reverse engineering, security analysis, CTF challenge, and defensive testing requests to specialist skills in a local repository. This Codex adapter selects the relevant workflow and checks the task scope before target actions begin.
Use the reverse-skill repository from Codex for authorized reverse engineering, security analysis, CTF, and defensive testing tasks. Requires the reverse-skill repository to be available as the current workspace or an explicitly supplied local path.
Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.
This plugin is an optional Codex entry point. The repository remains the canonical, client-neutral implementation.
When the current workspace is the reverse-skill repository:
RULES.md at the repository root.skills/scripts/master-route entry with the user's task to select the PRIMARY skill from skills/config/routing.json.work/<case>/scope.md with the platform-native case-init and case-guard scripts.skills/<PRIMARY>/SKILL.md and follow its task-specific instructions.skills/tool-index.md; do not register MCP servers or install tools unless the user requested that action.If the repository is not the current workspace and no local repository path was supplied, explain that this adapter does not bundle a second copy of the router. Ask the user to open or clone https://github.com/zhaoxuya520/reverse-skill and then continue from its RULES.md.
Do not treat the presence of this plugin, a target name, or a sample path as authorization. Authorization comes from the repository's scope contract.
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