security-best-practices

Identify and apply security best-practices patterns across languages and frameworks.

2|1|Updated Apr 2, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/Sacred-G/oh-my-claw --skill security-best-practices-sacred-g
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Skill: security-best-practices
Source: https://github.com/Sacred-G/oh-my-claw/tree/main/secure-openclaw/skills-main/skills/.curated/security-best-practices
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Sacred-G/oh-my-claw --skill security-best-practices-sacred-g

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a centralized, language-agnostic specification for security best practices across major programming languages, enabling consistent discovery, evaluation, and enforcement of secure coding standards.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Rich frontmatter-driven discovery that captures a skill's identity and intent.
  • Extensive references to language-specific security guidance (Go, JavaScript/Node, Next.js, Django, etc.) to guide practitioners.
  • A workflow for security-by-default code generation and vulnerability detection, including load-time context and risk triage.

Quick Start

Review your project against the language-specific security references and implement secure-by-default patterns.

Frequently Asked Questions about security-best-practices

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

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What are secure-by-default coding patterns and when do I need them?

Secure-by-default coding patterns enforce vulnerability prevention across languages like Python, JavaScript, and Go during code generation and audits. You need them to maintain consistent security standards and proactively identify risks before deployment.

How do I perform a security audit across multiple programming languages?

Perform a security audit by loading language-specific references for frameworks like Django or Next.js and evaluating code against structured metadata. This surfaces dependencies, components, and toxicity to guide consistent vulnerability analysis across different languages.

Can I use these security best practices for Go and JavaScript frameworks?

Yes, these security best practices support Go, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Node.js frameworks. The skill provides extensive language-specific guidance to evaluate code, enforce secure-by-default patterns, and hunt vulnerabilities across these major platforms.

What is the best way to review code for security vulnerabilities during development?

The best way to review code for vulnerabilities is applying a centralized, language-agnostic specification during development. This enforces frontmatter presence, leverages language-specific references, and triages risks to guide secure-by-default code generation.

How does frontmatter presence guide security code reviews?

Frontmatter presence guides security code reviews by capturing a skill's identity and intent, enabling rich discovery. It enforces structured metadata like dependencies and components, which surfaces toxicity and provides context for accurate vulnerability analysis.