application-security

To enforce secure coding across multiple languages, apply language-specific patterns for Python, Go, JavaScript/TypeScript, PHP, and Node.js. This skill provides inline security comments, threat modeling guidance, and checklists to proactively flag issues during development and code reviews.

Yes, you can perform secure code reviews in Python and Go projects. It guides inline SECURITY comments and enforces secure-by-default patterns specific to your framework, helping to surface vulnerabilities directly during the review process.

The best way to integrate threat modeling into architecture discussions is by using secure design prompts and structured security checklists. This skill provides these resources to guide proactive issue flagging and ensure safe architectural decisions across your stack.

Yes, this secure code review skill supports Node.js and PHP frameworks. It delivers framework-specific security guidance, inline checks, and secure coding patterns tailored to these environments alongside Python, Go, and JavaScript/TypeScript.

To generate a security checklist for an existing codebase, ask the skill to review your code and surface secure-by-default patterns. It analyzes the codebase against structured resources to output a tailored security checklist for your projects.