security-best-practices

To scan a multi-language codebase for security vulnerabilities, load the SKILL.md entry point and consult the references directory for language-specific guidance. The process outputs a security_best_practices_report with prioritized fixes for detected vulnerabilities across your repositories.

Secure-by-default code generation maps languages and frameworks to authoritative security references, applying standards consistently to prevent XSS and CSRF vulnerabilities. This framework guides secure implementation across codebases to reduce vulnerabilities and align with established security standards.

Yes, you can enforce security best practices across different frameworks without external dependencies. The skill operates independently with no dependencies, using a references directory to provide actionable, example-driven guidance for multi-language repositories.

Generate a formal security report with prioritized fixes by loading the SKILL.md entry point, consulting the references directory for language-specific security guidance, and running the workflow. The output is a security_best_practices_report detailing detected vulnerabilities and prioritized fixes.

Passive vulnerability detection works for code review in multi-language repositories by applying language- and framework-specific security guidelines. The workflow identifies vulnerabilities and generates a formal security report with prioritized fixes, supporting consistent code review standards.

Centralized security guidance relies on a mandatory SKILL.md entry point and a references directory for guidance, requiring proper setup to function. It provides framework-specific standards but depends on accurate reference mapping to effectively reduce vulnerabilities across diverse codebases.