phishing-campaign-builder

# Phishing Campaign Builder Run the social-engineering workflow in this order: 1. `pretext-brainstormer` 2. `phishing-pretext` 3. `phishing-email-html` Optionally continue with: 4. `credential-harvest-landing-page-copy` 5. `vishing-pretext` ## Required Inputs - target organization - phishing goal Optional inputs: - audience or role - delivery mode: `generic`, `gophish`, or `phishmonger` - preferred persuasion principle - call to action ## Workflow 1. Brainstorm. - Use `pretext-brainstormer` to research current public context and rank pretext options. 2. Choose the best pretext. - Select the strongest idea unless the user already chose one. - Favor current, target-specific, goal-aligned ideas with a clean persuasion principle. 3. Refine the pretext. - Use `phishing-pretext` to research org voice, department names, and sender persona. - Produce the polished pretext draft. 4. Build the email. - Use `phishing-email-html` to generate the subject, plain text, and HTML. - If a delivery mode is specified, format the output for that platform. 5. Extend when needed. - If the goal is credential capture and a landing page is needed, use `credential-harvest-landing-page-copy`. - If the user wants phone follow-up, use `vishing-pretext`. ## Output Return: 1. Top brainstormed ideas 2. Chosen pretext 3. Sender persona / department 4. Primary persuasion principle 5. Subject line 6. Plain-text email 7. HTML email 8. Optional landing-page copy or vishing script if requested ## Rules - Use current public information. - Prefer official target language. - Keep the chosen persuasion principle subtle and consistent. - Do not add unsupported policy claims. - Keep outputs concise and reusable. ## Example Triggers - `Use Social Engineering to build a phishing campaign for Acme with the goal of payload delivery.` - `Run the full phishing workflow for Contoso targeting help desk users in GoPhish mode.`