hackingtool

See it in Action

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Install

/plugin marketplace add AKCODEZ/hackingtool-plugin
/plugin install hackingtool@hackingtool-marketplace

Then point Claude at a target:

"recon example.com"
"hunt the username johndoe"
"scan my repo for vulnerabilies"
"crack my own wifi before my neighbor does"

Claude picks the tools. You read the output.

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How it works

Every tool invocation goes through ht_run.py, which:

1. Picks a backend: native (Linux/macOS), WSL (Windows + real distro), or Docker (anywhere Docker Desktop runs).

2. Maps known tools to purpose-built Docker images — fast pulls, clean ENTRYPOINTs, no apt install dance:

   Category	Images
   Port scanning	instrumentisto/nmap, ilyaglow/masscan, rustscan/rustscan
   Subdomain recon	projectdiscovery/subfinder, caffix/amass, projectdiscovery/httpx
   Vuln scanning	projectdiscovery/nuclei, projectdiscovery/katana
   OSINT	megadose/holehe, soxoj/maigret, spiderfoot/spiderfoot, secsi/theharvester
   Secrets	trufflesecurity/trufflehog, zricethezav/gitleaks
   Web attack	secsi/ffuf, devopsworks/gobuster, drwetter/testssl.sh, 0xsauby/wafw00f
   SQL injection	paoloo/sqlmap
   Active Directory	rflathers/impacket, byt3bl33d3r/netexec
   Phishing recon	elceef/dnstwist
   Fallback	kalilinux/kali-rolling (for anything not in the override map)

3. Runs the command, auto-retries with elevated privileges on permission errors (native/WSL), and surfaces the actual tool output as structured JSON.

The 🟢/🟡 icons in the inventory below are quick indicators of how the tool usually behaves — 🟢 for "plug-and-play" invocations, 🟡 for tools whose behavior depends on the backend and environment (adapter hardware, sudo config, etc.). Either way, the skill runs it and tells you what happened.

Current breakdown: 56 🟢 · 127 🟡 · 183 total.

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OS support

The plugin picks a backend automatically via ht_env.py:

Host	Backend
Linux / macOS native	bash -lc <cmd>
Windows + real WSL distro (Ubuntu, Kali, etc.)	wsl -d <distro> -- bash -lc <cmd>
Windows + Docker Desktop	docker run --rm <image> <args>
Anywhere Docker is running	Docker backend (preferred when available)

Docker images in the override map are pulled on first use and cached. ht_run.py <tool_id> --install runs the install commands for native/WSL when you need the binary on the host itself.

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Master tool inventory

Legend: 🟢 plug-and-play · 🟡 depends on backend / environment

183 tools total — 🟢 56 plug-and-play · 🟡 127 environment-dependent

🛡 Anonymously Hiding (2)