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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://rootea.es/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Getting the most out of it

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Finding a machine

  • Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K) opens the search bar. Works by name, skill (kerberoasting, shellshock), and operating system.
  • The top tabs filter by OS. Inside each, difficulties are sorted Easy → Insane.

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How to pick a writeup

Writeups are sorted by language and author:
  1. 🇪🇸 ES — S4vitar, El Pingüino de Mario, Securízame.
  2. 🇬🇧 EN — 0xdf (deep written walkthroughs), IppSec (step-by-step videos).
If you’re learning the technique from scratch, video tends to win (S4vitar or IppSec). If you need to re-read a specific command, 0xdf’s prose is unbeatable.

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Quality policy

These are the rules the pipeline enforces. If you think an author is missing, open a PR against scripts/config.py:
Only URLs whose domain is declared in scripts/config.py get imported. Anything else is dropped even if a discovery step found it.
Before generating a page, every URL receives a HEAD (or a streaming GET for HEAD-hostile hosts like YouTube). Only URLs returning 2xx or a redirect into a 2xx are kept.
We do not copy text or screenshots. Pages list links and metadata. This is intentional: copyright belongs to the author.

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Local search note

If you see “Login into CLI to enable search” when pressing Cmd+K, it’s a Mintlify warning, not a hub bug. Local indexing requires authenticating with their CLI: 
npx mint auth login
In production (Mintlify-hosted) search works without login. Locally you can ignore the banner and use the side navigation. If a writeup stopped working but the pipeline hasn’t caught it yet, open an issue with the machine name. The weekly regeneration will clean it up anyway, but earlier the better.