Launch the Plamen deterministic Web3 security audit pipeline
Scanned 5/27/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install PlamenTSV/plamen---
name: plamen
description: "Launch the Plamen deterministic Web3 security audit pipeline"
---
# Plamen V2 Wizard Launcher For Codex
Use this skill whenever the user invokes `$plamen`, `/plamen`, asks to
start, resume, or configure a Plamen audit, or asks for the Plamen wizard
inside Codex.
## Hard Rule
Do not manually orchestrate Plamen phases. Do not spawn recon, breadth,
depth, verification, or report agents yourself. The Python driver is the
sole owner of phase sequencing for both Claude and Codex routes.
Your job is the same job as the Claude `/plamen` command wizard:
1. Detect an existing audit and offer resume/fresh/new.
2. Collect missing launch parameters.
3. Write or reuse `{PROJECT_ROOT}/.scratchpad/config.json`.
4. Launch the deterministic driver.
5. Report the resume command and basic status.
For new Codex launches, `config.json` must set `"cli_backend": "codex"`.
For existing audits, do not rewrite the config on resume.
## Wizard Files
Follow the Codex-native wizard references in this skill directory:
- Smart-contract audits: `plamen-wizard.md`
- L1 infrastructure audits: `plamen-l1-wizard.md`
Read only the relevant file:
- If the user says `l1`, `L1`, `infra`, `client`, `go`, `rust node`, or
the target looks like a chain/client codebase, use `plamen-l1-wizard.md`.
- Otherwise use `plamen-wizard.md`.
## Invocation Syntax
```text
$plamen [l1] [light|core|thorough] [path] [docs:<path-or-url>] [scope:<path>] [notes:<text>] [--fresh]
$plamen resume [path-or-config]
```
Defaults:
- `pipeline`: `sc`
- `mode`: `core`
- `project_root`: current working directory
- `cli_backend`: `codex`
Do not ask a model-selection question from this skill. The user is already
running inside the model/backend they chose.
## Driver Commands
Codex route:
```bash
python ~/.codex/plamen/scripts/plamen_driver.py "{CONFIG_PATH}"
```
Fresh restart:
```bash
python ~/.codex/plamen/scripts/plamen_driver.py --fresh "{CONFIG_PATH}"
```
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