security-best-practices

To review code for security best-practices, this skill loads structured references to flag deviations from established baselines and proposes concrete, minimally invasive fixes for languages like Python and JavaScript while preserving functionality.

A secure-by-default code review identifies gaps in your current project by applying curated security guidance, then generates minimal-impact improvements tailored to your specific tech stack and context to ensure baseline protection.

Yes, the security review works with Next.js, React, Vue, and Go. It surfaces framework-specific guidance from its references directory to provide actionable, targeted fixes across these distinct environments.

To find security vulnerabilities, the skill applies reference-driven detection to flag deviations from established security patterns, prioritizing actionable fixes tailored to your project's specific framework and language context.

The best way to apply security fixes safely is by generating concrete, minimally invasive improvements based on reference-guided patterns, which reinforces security baselines while explicitly preserving your application's existing functionality.