vp-s10-standards-compliance

Validate YAML-defined standards, architecture principles, and security policies in repositories.

1|Updated Jan 16, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/velesar/alpha-zero-review- --skill vp-s10-standards-compliance
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Skill: vp-s10-standards-compliance
Source: https://github.com/velesar/alpha-zero-review-/tree/main/skills/vp-s10-standards-compliance
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/velesar/alpha-zero-review- --skill vp-s10-standards-compliance

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires vp-f01-tech-stack, vp-s02-layer-architecture.

What problem does it solve?

Standards-driven governance across software projects to ensure alignment with organizational tech standards, architectures, and security policies.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated compliance checks across technology standards, architecture principles, and security policies.
  • Assessment and scoring for governance readiness, risk exposure, and remediation planning.
  • Use Case: Enterprise repository audits for vendor assessments and security certification preparation.

Quick Start

Load a standards definition file and trigger a compliance scan for the target project.

Frequently Asked Questions about vp-s10-standards-compliance

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

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How do I automate security policy checks and tech standards compliance across software projects?

Architecture principles are validated by checking defined standards within a YAML file during a compliance scan. This process assesses governance readiness, risk exposure, and flags hardcoded secrets or unauthenticated endpoints across enterprise repositories.

How do I prepare for a security certification and vendor assessment audit?

Hardcoded secrets and unauthenticated endpoints are detected by triggering a compliance scan against the target project. The scan validates your repository against defined standards in a YAML file and flags these security policy violations automatically.

Do I need to define architecture and tech stack dependencies before running a compliance scan?

Yes, running a compliance scan requires defined standards in a YAML file and depends on established tech stack and layer architecture foundations. These prerequisites provide the baseline needed to assess governance readiness and validate security policies.

What is the best way to assess risk exposure and remediation planning for enterprise software governance?

Risk exposure and remediation planning are assessed by running automated compliance checks that evaluate technology standards, architecture principles, and security policies. This provides a governance readiness score for enterprise repositories undergoing formal audits.