feat: Add vulnerability-management arc — Book VII, quantum framework, ORION, and kill-chain assessment tool
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# Tools
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Standalone, runnable instruments that support the engagement — as distinct from the markdown frameworks and playbooks elsewhere in the repository.
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| Tool | What it does | How to run |
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| [`kill-chain-assessment.html`](kill-chain-assessment.html) | Maps an unknown estate into an attack graph, computes the shortest existential path (the kill chain), and sizes every node into a remediation quantum. The synthesis instrument for the first act of every engagement. | Open in any browser. Offline, no install, no network. State persists locally; exports to `.json` and `.md`. |
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## Design constraints for tools in this directory
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- **Offline and sovereign.** Client attack-surface data must never leave the consultant's machine for a vendor cloud (Antifragile Manifest, Pillar 4). Tools here are single-file and dependency-free wherever possible.
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- **Exportable.** Output drops into the engagement deliverables — the [diagnostic report](../assessment-templates/nist-csf-baseline.md) and the [Findings Backlog](../assessment-templates/findings-backlog.md) — not into a proprietary format.
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- **Explicit, not magic.** A tool makes the consultant's judgement repeatable; it does not replace it.
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See the [Kill Chain Assessment App spec](../playbooks/kill-chain-assessment-app.md) for the model behind the first tool.
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