dsh-htb-skills

HTB penetration-testing knowledge tends to live scattered across notes, forum posts, and one-off scripts, forcing you to reassemble techniques every time you spin up a target. dsh-htb-skills bundles 114 skill cards across ten domains including Web, Active Directory, Linux, databases, cloud, forensics, credentials, networking, and tooling into a single DeepSeek Harness plugin. The cards are registered through the official skill-filesystem provider mechanism under the name htb, versioned with git, hot-reloaded on edit, and never dumped into ad hoc user directories, eliminating name-collision and duplicate-loading headaches at the source.

The card set follows a three-tier structure: T1 routing cards appear directly in the session directory as entry-point navigation, while T2 deep-dive and T3 reference cards stay hidden via the disable-model-invocation flag and are loaded on demand by exact name. An htb-skill-index card maps every card by domain and tier. A built-in idempotent audit chain verifies routing legality, bidirectional MAPPING-to-disk coverage, byte-for-byte index consistency, and that every internal cross-reference resolves, so adding a new card is as simple as creating a directory, writing SKILL.md, registering it in the MAPPING, and re-running the checks. Plugin watch is enabled by default, so edits take effect immediately without a restart.

If you use DeepSeek Harness for penetration-testing assistance, CTF review, or day-to-day HTB practice and want to turn scattered notes into a searchable, versionable, collaborative knowledge base, this plugin structures your personal experience into an on-demand, living skill library.