security-best-practices

Secure-by-default coding practices are applied by loading language-specific guidance from a references directory, analyzing the codebase, and generating actionable recommendations with concrete fixes tailored to Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, or Go.

Security best practices for code reviews involve identifying language- and framework-specific vulnerabilities, applying standardized secure-by-default patterns, and outputting structured, actionable recommendations to mitigate risks.

Yes, vulnerability assessments in Go projects are supported through targeted security guidance loaded from the skill's references directory, providing concrete fixes and actionable steps for reducing vulnerabilities.

You generate a security checklist by explicitly requesting security analysis, which activates the skill to load reference guidance, assess the codebase against best practices, and output structured, actionable recommendations and templates.

Yes, the security guidance works with JavaScript and TypeScript frameworks by loading targeted best-practice references, enabling secure-by-default coding tasks and vulnerability assessments across these environments.

You should not use this approach when security analysis is not explicitly requested, as the skill remains dormant and only activates for dedicated security reviews, vulnerability assessments, or secure coding tasks.