security-threat-model

To generate an AppSec threat model, the Skill analyzes your repository's entry points, trust boundaries, and assets, anchoring identified risks to specific codebase paths. It produces a structured report with prioritized abuse paths and mitigations.

Repo-grounded threat modeling links security risks to specific repository files and paths. This approach surfaces concrete abuse paths and trust boundaries using evidence anchors, ensuring claims are verifiable within the codebase for focused security reviews.

Identifying trust boundaries and attacker capabilities involves analyzing repository entry points and assets. The Skill maps these surface areas to concrete abuse paths, explicitly stating assumptions and highlighting questions to resolve security gaps.

Yes, this approach works for any application repository by analyzing its specific threat model surface areas. It requires no external dependencies and generates a final report detailing risk prioritization, mitigations, and repo-relative focus paths.

The best way to document application security risks is using a structured threat model report. The Skill generates this output following a prompt template, prioritizing risks, suggesting mitigations, and providing repo-relative focus paths for tracking.

Yes, automated threat modeling can resolve security gaps by explicitly stating assumptions and generating questions for unresolved issues. The Skill outputs a report highlighting these gaps alongside prioritized abuse paths and repo-relative focus paths.