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Published: Oct 19, 2026 License: Apache-2.0

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Command identity-login demonstrates the M2 identity half: the host assembles one site login, and the Identity it produces injects its own session cookies into every subsequent request.
Command identity-login demonstrates the M2 identity half: the host assembles one site login, and the Identity it produces injects its own session cookies into every subsequent request.
Package lab is a deliberately vulnerable in-process target for the examples.
Package lab is a deliberately vulnerable in-process target for the examples.
Command session demonstrates the Session contract end to end: a sessionkit.Manager tracks live sessions, the CLI opener supplies a real (local) transport, and shellkit's session tools drive it through the same contract SSH/WinRM/WebShell use.
Command session demonstrates the Session contract end to end: a sessionkit.Manager tracks live sessions, the CLI opener supplies a real (local) transport, and shellkit's session tools drive it through the same contract SSH/WinRM/WebShell use.
Command verify-chain demonstrates the fingerprint -> template -> verify pipeline end to end, entirely offline: a local HTTP server is the target, a stub fingerprint provider stands in for the host's scanner, and a stub template engine stands in for nuclei.
Command verify-chain demonstrates the fingerprint -> template -> verify pipeline end to end, entirely offline: a local HTTP server is the target, a stub fingerprint provider stands in for the host's scanner, and a stub template engine stands in for nuclei.
Command webshell-chain demonstrates the M2 chain end to end: a confirmed command-injection point becomes a session you can run commands in.
Command webshell-chain demonstrates the M2 chain end to end: a confirmed command-injection point becomes a session you can run commands in.

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