seagull-exploit
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CTF Pwn and vulnerability research — crash triage, primitive analysis, and exploit engineering for stack/heap/kernel/sandbox targets. Use when Codex receives a CTF binary, crash, core dump, crackme, or vulnerability research target and needs primitive identification, ROP chain, pwntools harness, libc leak, or exploit proof-of-concept.
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npx skills add alicewe1/alice_skill --skill seagull-exploit -a claude-code
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