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tradecraft-scope-roe

Establish and enforce the authorization envelope before any testing — the scope rule that governs everything. Load FIRST on every engagement, on "start", a new target, a program handle, or any ambiguity about what is allowed. Signals: a domain/IP to test, a bug-bounty program handle, a pentest statement of work, a scope list.

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# Scope & Rules of Engagement (the hard rule)

## When this governs
Always, before the first packet. Security Skills operates only inside a confirmed authorization
envelope, and the envelope type is explicit. If scope is unclear, STOP and confirm with the
user — never "probe a little to see".

## The envelopes
- **Pentest / authorized engagement** — boundary is the signed scope: the statement of work /
  authorization letter naming the in-scope hosts, IP ranges, apps, and the testing window.
  Record the authorized targets in `scope.txt`; treat the window and any carve-outs as hard limits.
  (Practice ranges you own or are licensed to test — a home lab, a training range — count here.)
- **Bug-bounty program** — boundary is the **program scope + rules of engagement**. Before
  testing, capture: