security-threat-model

To generate a threat model from a codebase, run the threat-model workflow against the target repo path. It analyzes project components and data flows to produce a structured Markdown threat model anchored to specific file paths and repo artifacts.

Repo-grounded threat modeling improves AppSec risk analysis by ensuring every architectural claim cites a file path or repo artifact. This evidence-based approach delivers prioritized abuse paths and mitigations instead of generic security assumptions.

Yes, you can use this threat modeling workflow for incident investigations and threat-hunting sprints. It maps attacker capabilities and trust boundaries within the target repository to deliver prioritized threats with concrete mitigations.

For effective threat modeling, your repository needs explicit components, data flows, and trust boundaries. The analysis identifies assets and attacker capabilities while stating assumptions and open questions to validate with the user.

Automated codebase threat modeling requires explicit components and trust boundaries to function properly. It cannot guess missing architectural data, so it clearly states assumptions and open questions that you must manually validate.