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Generate CVE request packages and disclosure artifacts (MITRE form data, GitHub advisory draft, full vulnerability report, and vendor notification templates) fr
This skill automates producing professional CVE request packages from pentest findings. For each qualifying finding it generates MITRE CVE form data, a GitHub Security Advisory draft, a full disclosure report, a vendor notification email template, and machine-readable candidate JSON. It also provides CWE mapping, CVSS guidance, and a reproducible workflow for responsible disclosure.
Invoke this skill after completing a penetration test when you have verified, true-positive findings that merit CVE requests. Use it to standardize disclosure artifacts before contacting vendors or submitting MITRE/GitHub advisories. The skill is user-invocable only and expects researcher contact info as input.
Best used by security-focused agents or human-guided workflows able to read findings files, compute CVSS, and write filesystem artifacts (Pentest agents, Claude Code capable agents).
A CVE request generator skill that produces MITRE form data, GitHub advisory drafts, vulnerability reports, and vendor notification emails from pentest findings. No bundled scripts — purely prompt-driven. Well-structured with clear phases, filtering logic, and output templates. Niche but valuable for security researchers doing coordinated disclosure. Hardcodes researcher name/org which is a minor oddity but not a security issue.
Pure prompt-driven skill with no executable scripts. No security concerns — no shell commands, no network calls, no exfiltration. The CWE and CVSS reference tables are well-curated. Workflow is thorough with proper false-positive filtering and responsible disclosure emphasis. Niche audience (security researchers doing CVE requests) but well-executed for that audience.