accelint-security-best-practices

Security audits for JavaScript and TypeScript projects require a consistent, OWASP-aligned approach to identify and remediate vulnerabilities before deployment. This Skill guides the process using a four-phase workflow: Discover, Categorize, Remediate, and Verify, returning structured, reference-driven vulnerability listings with actionable fixes.

Perform an OWASP Top 10 security audit for JavaScript and TypeScript by following the progressive disclosure workflow: load SKILL.md, review AGENTS.md, then consult detailed references. This process categorizes vulnerabilities and provides actionable remediation guidance with incorrect and correct code examples.

The best way to generate a structured vulnerability report for JavaScript and TypeScript code is to use an OWASP-guided audit workflow. It produces a reference-driven listing that includes OWASP categories, severities, locations, and recommended fixes for identified vulnerabilities.

Yes, you can use this approach to audit authorization and risk management issues in JavaScript and TypeScript applications. It identifies vulnerabilities using OWASP Top 10-aligned patterns and provides specific remediation guidance to address these security concerns.

No external dependencies or tools are required to run this security audit on your JavaScript codebase. The Skill operates independently, using internal references and assets to guide the OWASP-aligned vulnerability discovery, categorization, and remediation process.

The security audit workflow uses a progressive disclosure process to efficiently manage complexity by starting with SKILL.md frontmatter, advancing to AGENTS.md, and finally loading detailed references. This structure tailors remediation steps and reporting based on the specific vulnerabilities discovered.