seagull-social-eng
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Open-source intelligence (OSINT) collection, passive reconnaissance, attack-surface mapping, phishing campaign analysis, credential exposure auditing, and social engineering simulation design. Use when Codex needs to map digital exposure from public sources, analyze phishing infrastructure, audit credential leakage, design awareness training, or support IR with OSINT correlation.
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npx skills add alicewe1/alice_skill --skill seagull-social-eng -a claude-code
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