reverse-skill

name	reverse-skill
description	Use when adapting external reverse-engineering or security workflow packs into OMK, routing APK/binary/JS/browser/API/CTF/report tasks to the right skill, or creating project-local OMK skills from source markdown.

Reverse Skill

Use this skill to route a reverse-engineering/security workflow before choosing tools, or to turn an external playbook into an OMK Agent Skill.

Core workflow

1. Route first: call reverse_skill_route with the user task. Include targetType, intent, and toolchain when known.
2. Read the returned primary skill path before specialized tooling.
3. Use returned MCP and hook hints as the lane grant: usually filesystem, github, playwright/chrome-devtools, plus pre-shell-guard, protect-secrets, and stop-verify.
4. Check tool availability only when execution needs a local tool: call reverse_skill_route with includeToolStatus: true or inspect the command directly.
5. When a reusable workflow is missing, call reverse_skill_create or reverse_skill_from_source to write a project-local skill under .omk/skills/<name>/SKILL.md.
6. Verify the generated skill has valid frontmatter, clear triggers, workflow steps, acceptance criteria, and no secrets.

Tools registered by the TS module

• reverse_skill_route: target + intent + toolchain scoring across built-in routes.
• reverse_skill_create: deterministic skill generator from explicit workflow inputs.
• reverse_skill_from_source: markdown-to-skill adapter for external packs.
• /reverse-skill <task>: interactive command that records a route decision in the session.

Implementation files

• TS module: packages/agent/src/harness/reverse-skill.ts
• Project extension: .omk/extensions/reverse-skill.ts
• Reference route summary: references/route-map.md

Acceptance

• Output names the primary route, confidence, required tools, MCP hints, hooks, first actions, and blockers.
• Generated skills stay inside the project and follow Agent Skills frontmatter rules.
• Evidence is file/path based; do not store credentials, private keys, raw tokens, or unredacted personal data.