scaffold-pipeline

Generating CI/CD pipeline configuration from a threat model involves mapping identified security threats to specific pipeline gates using automated scripts. This process produces configuration files that enforce required security measures directly within the project setup.

You can enforce security measures by mapping threats to specific gates in the pipeline, such as floor checks, invariants, tests, and slow gates. This customization ensures all identified risks are accounted for during automated setup.

Mapping project threats to CI/CD gates involves analyzing architecture documents and applying scripts to translate risks into specific checks. This generates a rationale document detailing the threat-to-gate map for reference.

Yes, you can customize pipeline components like floor checks, invariants, tests, and slow gates based on your project requirements. This allows the generated pipeline configuration to adapt to specific security and architectural needs.

No dependencies are required to run the scaffold-pipeline skill. It utilizes Bash scripts and Markdown for configuration generation and documentation, allowing you to execute quick setup commands locally without external dependencies.

The best way to document threat-to-gate mapping rationale is to generate a dedicated rationale document during the pipeline configuration process. This document details the threat-to-gate map and the domain selection chosen for reference.