BehiSecc

HuntProxy — Security skill for Claude Code

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A web security workbench built for AI agents.

How to install HuntProxy

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open BehiSecc/HuntProxy and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What HuntProxy does

A web security workbench built for AI agents.

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README

A web security workbench built for AI agents.

Introduction

Every time I wanted to hunt on a program, I had to fire up Burp Suite, make sure Burp MCP was alive, and then ask Claude or Codex for assistance.

It was straightforward, but doing the same thing on my VPS was painful. So I was stuck with my local setup, but I didn't want project data on my main Mac, didn't want to hurt its battery, and didn't want to worry about RAM usage.

And the whole flow still felt way too manual.

I had to browse and explore the target myself. I had to run plugins myself. I had to keep everything alive and connected myself.

Hell, even having to turn on my Mac just to continue hunting started to feel like a problem.

I kept thinking: this is too much work. In the age of AI agents, it shouldn't be done this way.

So HuntProxy was born to let me (and you) keep hunting from anywhere: locally or on a VPS, from a laptop or a phone, just by typing what we want in plain English, without having to do absolutely anything else.