skill-update-loop

Automate security skill updates from 12+ threat and compliance trigger sources.

Updated May 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/blamejs/exceptd-skills --skill skill-update-loop
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Skill: skill-update-loop
Source: https://github.com/blamejs/exceptd-skills/tree/main/skills/skill-update-loop
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/blamejs/exceptd-skills --skill skill-update-loop

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Security skills decay as threats, compliance frameworks, and standards evolve, leading to outdated analysis that fails to reflect current attack patterns and regulatory requirements. This meta-skill automates the update loop for all exceptd skills, eliminating silent staleness that creates hidden expiration dates for every security guidance artifact.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Multi-Source Trigger Monitoring: Tracks 12+ update triggers including CISA KEV additions, MITRE ATLAS version releases, kernel CVE disclosures, IETF RFC status changes, and sector regulatory cycle updates.
  • Automated Skill and Catalog Updates: Refreshes skill frontmatter, TTP mappings, framework gap analysis, and reference catalogs when triggers fire, with detailed workflows for each trigger type.
  • Drift Attack Prevention: Prevents vulnerabilities caused by stale skills, such as outdated compliance recommendations, missing new attack classes, and misaligned threat models.
  • Use Case: A security team using exceptd skills runs this meta-skill quarterly to ensure their kernel LPE triage playbooks, compliance gap analysis, and AI threat models are aligned with the latest CVE data, ATLAS TTPs, and NIST/ISO framework requirements, avoiding costly gaps from outdated guidance.

Quick Start

Run the skill-update-loop skill to audit and refresh all exceptd security skills with the latest threat intelligence, CVE data, and framework amendments.

Frequently Asked Questions about skill-update-loop

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

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How do I prevent security skills from going stale with evolving threat intelligence and compliance frameworks?

To prevent security skills from going stale, you can automate the update loop to track triggers like CISA KEV additions, MITRE ATLAS releases, and NIST PQC standard changes. This eliminates silent staleness and keeps threat modeling and compliance gap analysis accurate.

What update triggers should I monitor to maintain accurate security skills and threat models?

Security skills require monitoring over 12 trigger sources, including CISA KEV, MITRE ATLAS versions, kernel CVE disclosures, IETF RFC status changes, and sector regulatory cycle updates. Tracking these triggers ensures threat models and compliance gap analysis remain aligned with current attack patterns and regulatory requirements.

How do I automate compliance gap analysis updates when regulatory frameworks change?

Automating compliance gap analysis updates involves tracking sector regulatory cycle updates and framework amendments. When these update triggers fire, the system automatically refreshes skill frontmatter, TTP mappings, and reference catalogs to prevent outdated compliance recommendations.

Can I refresh kernel LPE triage playbooks and AI threat models automatically after new CVE disclosures?

Yes, you can automatically refresh kernel LPE triage playbooks and AI threat models after new CVE disclosures by running an automated skill update loop. This ensures your incident response guidance and threat models are aligned with the latest CVE data and MITRE ATLAS TTPs.

Why does outdated security skill guidance create vulnerabilities in incident response and threat modeling?

Outdated security skill guidance creates vulnerabilities by causing drift, leading to outdated compliance recommendations, missing new attack classes, and misaligned threat models. As threats and standards evolve, silent staleness creates hidden expiration dates for every security guidance artifact.

Do I need any specific dependencies to run automated security skill currency validation?

No specific dependencies are required to run automated security skill currency validation. The update process operates by tracking external trigger sources like CISA KEV, NIST PQC standards, and IETF RFC status changes to automatically refresh security skills and reference catalogs.