security

An OWASP security audit applies a checklist workflow to flag vulnerabilities with severity, location, and remediation steps. This skill queries your wiki knowledge base using lexical and vector search to synthesize a structured vulnerability report with citations.

Yes, you can check AI agent designs for indirect prompt injection exposure. The audit process loads security patterns from your personal wiki to validate agent sandboxing controls and identify potential AI-specific input manipulation risks.

Threat modeling for agent sandboxing validates isolation controls against potential escape vectors. It works by querying a wiki knowledge base for relevant security patterns, then synthesizing a checklist-based audit to assess sandbox boundary integrity and remediation steps.

System design security reviews load relevant wiki pages to ground the analysis in established security concepts. The review applies a checklist workflow that flags identified issues with severity ratings, precise locations, remediation guidance, and citations from loaded wiki pages.

Yes, this security audit requires a pre-configured wiki knowledge base containing security patterns. It functions by querying your personal wiki collection with both lexical and vector search to retrieve the specific security guidance needed for vulnerability-focused reviews.

Auditing code without standard dependencies relies entirely on the quality of your wiki knowledge base content. The audit synthesizes checklist-based vulnerability findings with severity and remediation steps strictly based on the security patterns loaded from your personal wiki pages.