Infosec tradecraft just became reusable by AI agents. SpecterOps just open-sourced: 79 skills. 22 reusable agents. 26 plugin families. BloodHound. Cobalt Strike. Outflank C2. Ghidra. Binary Ninja. Ghostwriter. Recon. AppSec. Code review. C2 development. Reverse engineering. Adversary simulation. Windows + macOS tradecraft. And this is NOT just for red teamers. Vulnerability researchers: These workflows could accelerate code review, patch analysis, 1-day research and potentially help with 0-day discovery when paired with real research expertise. Reverse engineers + malware analysts: Give agents structured workflows, references and tooling instead of starting every investigation from a blank prompt. Blue teams + detection engineers: Study the same offensive tradecraft, emulate attacker behavior, build better detections and start asking what telemetry survives increasingly agent-assisted operations. DFIR + threat intel: Understand what adversaries may automate next and turn repeatable investigative knowledge into reusable workflows. Red teamers: BloodHound attack paths, recon, C2 development, adversary simulation and operator tradecraft are becoming increasingly agent-assisted. This isn't another collection of AI prompts. It's practitioner knowledge being turned into reusable, reviewable security workflows. Potentially useful for everyone from CTF learners and newcomers all the way to malware analysts, reverse engineers, exploit devs, red teams, blue teams and vulnerability researchers. This is only the beginning. @SpecterOps Skills: github.com/SpecterOps/skills @OutflankNL and @kyleavery breakdown: outflank.nl/blog/2026/09/02/… #Infosec #RedTeam #ReverseEngineering