bash-hygiene-audit

You can audit bash hook intercept events and check violation rates by running a skill that manages bash-hygiene hook audit logs, allowing you to view recent intercepts and analyze hot patterns. It enables log tracking to measure security violations.

A bash hygiene audit log records allow and block actions from hook intercepts to monitor your bash environment. You need it when you want to measure violation rates, analyze security hotspots, and improve shell performance.

To enable or disable bash hook audit logs, run the skill to toggle the logging records and review the current status. It verifies your environment before functioning to ensure proper hook audit log management.

Yes, you can analyze bash hook violation hotspots and measure performance by reviewing the execution results of allow and block actions. The log analysis features help identify violation rates and hot patterns.

Yes, you need a correct environment setup before analyzing bash hook audit logs. The skill performs environment checks to confirm proper functioning before enabling audit logs or reviewing recent hook intercept events.