ctf-workflow
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Autonomous CTF / boot-to-root campaign driver. Runs a box end to end with no operator approvals - the deterministic driver (scripts/campaign.py) owns pass state, generates the killchain board from recon, and prints the exact next action (Skill + tool) every turn. Use when handed a box/IP to own end to end, "run the ctf workflow", "root this box", "foothold to root". Single agent, wiki-first, tool-first. OSINT is OFF unless you invoke with an osint argument. Delegates box recipes to ctf-box.
Install
npx skills add Encod3d-Sec/TORCH --skill ctf-workflow -a claude-code
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