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here

Initializes .ctf/ folder in current CTF challenge directory, detects files, guesses category, and saves metadata. Use when starting new challenges, entering directories, or setting context for analysis.

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Set competition context for the current challenge directory.

Supporting Assets

scripts/check-tools.sh

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CTF Here

Set competition context for the current challenge directory.

When to Use

Use this command when you:

Start working on a new CTF challenge

Enter a challenge directory for the first time

Want to set or update challenge metadata (category, name, points)

Need to initialize the .ctf/ folder before using other CTF commands

Bundled Scripts

check-tools.sh — Verify ctf-kit is installed

Instructions

First verify ctf-kit is available: bash scripts/check-tools.sh

Set the competition context:

ctf here $ARGUMENTS

Review the output:

Challenge name and detected category
Files found in the directory
Created .ctf/ structure (if new)

After setting context, suggest next steps:

/ctf-kit:analyze to examine challenge files in detail
The appropriate category skill based on detected category

Options

--category, -c — Manually set the challenge category

--name, -n — Override the challenge name (default: directory name)

--points, -p — Set the challenge point value

--flag-format, -f — Set expected flag format regex

Example Usage

/ctf-kit:here /ctf-kit:here -c crypto /ctf-kit:here -n "RSA Baby" -p 200 /ctf-kit:here path/to/challenge

Related Commands

/ctf-kit:analyze — Analyze challenge files after setting context

/ctf-kit:status — View challenge progress

/ctf-kit:flag — Submit a flag when solved

CTF Here

Set competition context for the current challenge directory.

When to Use

Use this command when you:

Start working on a new CTF challenge
Enter a challenge directory for the first time
Want to set or update challenge metadata (category, name, points)
Need to initialize the .ctf/ folder before using other CTF commands

Bundled Scripts

check-tools.sh — Verify ctf-kit is installed

Instructions

First verify ctf-kit is available: bash scripts/check-tools.sh
Set the competition context:
```
ctf here $ARGUMENTS
```
Review the output:
- Challenge name and detected category
- Files found in the directory
- Created .ctf/ structure (if new)
After setting context, suggest next steps:
- /ctf-kit:analyze to examine challenge files in detail
- The appropriate category skill based on detected category

Options

--category, -c — Manually set the challenge category
--name, -n — Override the challenge name (default: directory name)
--points, -p — Set the challenge point value
--flag-format, -f — Set expected flag format regex

Example Usage

/ctf-kit:here
/ctf-kit:here -c crypto
/ctf-kit:here -n "RSA Baby" -p 200
/ctf-kit:here path/to/challenge

Related Commands

/ctf-kit:analyze — Analyze challenge files after setting context
/ctf-kit:status — View challenge progress
/ctf-kit:flag — Submit a flag when solved