pashki975
UserA coach for TryHackMe, powered by Claude Code. A consistent methodology (classify → enumerate → foothold → privesc), room-state tracking, ready-made commands, and specialist subagents for CVE research, privesc, and write-ups — all guiding you through each room step by step rather than solving it for you. A hands-on alternative to reading write-ups.
Categories
Indexed Skills (4)
thm-methodology
Standard operating procedure for solving a TryHackMe box. Use when starting a new room, when the user asks "what next", or when stuck and needing a methodical next step. Guides the recon → enum → foothold → privesc → loot flow and enforces scope discipline.
thm-trainer
The core decision loop for driving any TryHackMe room. Use at the START of every room, whenever the user asks "what next", and whenever progress stalls. Teaches classify -> observe -> hypothesize -> test -> decide, so the approach is chosen from what the room is actually teaching rather than defaulting to port-scan-then-privesc. This is the thinking layer above the methodology and command skills.
windows-ad-methodology
Standard operating procedure for solving Windows and Active Directory TryHackMe boxes. Use when the target is Windows/domain-joined (SMB/LDAP/Kerberos/WinRM ports open, or the room mentions AD/domain), when asked "what next" on a Windows room, or when a Linux-oriented approach isn't fitting. Guides the recon → AD enum → foothold → Kerberos → privesc → domain flow.
network-forensics
Methodology for TryHackMe packet-capture / traffic-analysis rooms. Use when the room hands you a .pcap/.pcapng (or a Wireshark/tshark task), when the goal is to reconstruct what happened on the wire, or when asked "what next" on a capture. Guides the load → overview → follow-the-story → extract flow, distinct from the box-owning recon→foothold→privesc arc. The /pcap command supplies the tshark mechanics; this skill supplies how to think about a capture.
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