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Data Structures

The .vulnetix/ directory and its contents -- memory files, SBOMs, and PoC source caches.

The Vulnetix Claude Code Plugin stores all local state in a .vulnetix/ directory at the root of your repository. This directory is auto-created by hooks and skills on first use and is automatically added to .gitignore so it is never committed.

Directory Layout

.vulnetix/
  capabilities.yaml    # System binaries + repo signals (refreshed every 24h)
  memory.yaml          # Vulnerability state and tracking
  scans/               # Package search results and CycloneDX SBOM files
    *.packages.json    # Pre-commit package search results
    *.cdx.json         # Post-install CycloneDX SBOMs
  detection/           # Snort/YARA/Nuclei content fetched per CVE
    <VULN_ID>/
      snort.rules
      vuln.yar
      nuclei.yaml
  iocs/                # STIX 2.1 bundles for SOAR/SIEM ingestion
  vex/                 # OpenVEX / CycloneDX VEX statements
  compliance/          # Bundled SBOM+SPDX+SARIF+VEX for audit
  review/              # PR security review artifacts
  sboms/               # SBOM-only generation outputs
  upgrade/             # Dep-upgrade orchestrator queue + state
  pocs/                # Exploit proof-of-concept source cache
    <VULN_ID>/
      ...

Key Properties

Auto-created. The .vulnetix/ directory and its subdirectories are created automatically the first time a hook or skill runs. You never need to create them manually.

Auto-ignored. On creation, the directory is added to your repository’s .gitignore file (creating the file if it does not exist). The contents are local to your machine and should never be committed.

Never committed. All data in .vulnetix/ is local working state – package search results, SBOMs, vulnerability memory, and cached PoC source files. None of it belongs in version control.

Legacy migration. If a .vulnetix-memory.yaml file exists at the repository root (the pre-directory layout), the pre-commit hook automatically migrates it to .vulnetix/memory.yaml on first run.

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