build-loop:defenseclaw-bridge

Generates Cisco DefenseClaw runtime-security spec files from project artifacts.

1|Updated Apr 6, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/tyroneross/build-loop --skill build-loop-defenseclaw-bridge
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Skill: build-loop:defenseclaw-bridge
Source: https://github.com/tyroneross/build-loop/tree/main/skills/defenseclaw-bridge
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tyroneross/build-loop --skill build-loop-defenseclaw-bridge

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a bridge between build-loop's orchestrator and defenseclaw's eval/test conventions, specifically for defenseclaw projects. It generates a runtime-security spec that can be handed to Cisco DefenseClaw for secure implementation of the Govern/Inspect/Prove operational pattern.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Runtime-Security Spec Generation: Writes config files that DefenseClaw consumes for security specifications.
  • Project-Specific Configuration: Reads and processes project artifacts such as tool-contract.md, agent-manifest.md, and others to generate the necessary configuration files.
  • Bridge to DefenseClaw: Facilitates the integration of defenseclaw's eval/test conventions without installing or running DefenseClaw itself.

Quick Start

Use the build-loop:defenseclaw-bridge skill in build-loop to generate the DefenseClaw spec for your project.

Frequently Asked Questions about build-loop:defenseclaw-bridge

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a runtime-security spec for Cisco DefenseClaw?

To generate a runtime-security spec for Cisco DefenseClaw, use this Skill within build-loop to analyze project artifacts like tool-contract.md and output the necessary configuration files. It bridges build-loop's orchestrator with defenseclaw's eval conventions.

What is the Govern/Inspect/Prove pattern in defenseclaw projects?

The Govern/Inspect/Prove pattern is an operational security framework for defenseclaw projects. This Skill generates configuration files that Cisco DefenseClaw consumes to securely implement this runtime-security evaluation pattern.

Do I need to install Cisco DefenseClaw to generate security configuration files?

You do not need to install or run Cisco DefenseClaw to generate security configuration files. The Skill operates as a bridge within build-loop, reading project artifacts and writing the spec without requiring the DefenseClaw runtime.

What project artifacts are required for runtime-security spec generation?

Runtime-security spec generation requires project artifacts such as tool-contract.md and agent-manifest.md. The Skill reads and processes these files to produce the configuration files consumed by Cisco DefenseClaw.

Can I use build-loop to integrate defenseclaw eval and test conventions?

You can use this build-loop Skill to integrate defenseclaw eval and test conventions. It bridges the orchestrator by generating runtime-security specifications from your project artifacts without directly running DefenseClaw.

What are the limitations of generating DefenseClaw specs through build-loop?

The Skill is limited to generating configuration files for Cisco DefenseClaw and does not execute the runtime-security evaluations itself. It requires properly structured project artifacts like tool-contract.md to produce valid specifications.