security-check
Security audit, vulnerability scanning, and secrets detection for comprehensive application security
When & Why to Use This Skill
The security-check Claude skill is a comprehensive security automation tool designed for proactive application protection. It streamlines security audits, vulnerability scanning, and secrets detection, enabling developers to identify critical risks, exposed credentials, and software weaknesses before they reach production. By integrating automated security intelligence, it ensures a robust defense-in-depth strategy for modern software development.
Use Cases
- Automated Secrets Detection: Scanning source code, configuration files, and commit history to identify and prevent the leakage of sensitive information like API keys, passwords, and private tokens.
- Vulnerability Scanning: Performing deep analysis of application dependencies and code structures to detect known security flaws (CVEs) and outdated libraries that could be exploited.
- Continuous Security Auditing: Implementing regular security health checks within the development lifecycle to ensure compliance with security best practices and maintain a high security posture.
| name | security-check |
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| description | Security audit, vulnerability scanning, and secrets detection for comprehensive application security |
security-check
Overview
Security audit, vulnerability scanning, and secrets detection for comprehensive application security
This skill was converted from a bash script to follow Anthropic's Agent Skills best practices.
Usage
security-check <command> [options]
Commands
TODO: Extract and document commands from the script
Run security-check --help to see available commands.
When to Use
TODO: Add specific use cases
Scripts
scripts/main.sh- Main functionality (converted from original security-check)
Claude can execute this script directly without loading it into context.
Additional Resources
For detailed information, see:
- reference/migration-notes.md - Conversion notes and TODOs
- reference/examples.md - Usage examples (TODO)
Progressive Disclosure
Consider adding these reference files:
reference/api-reference.md- Detailed command documentationreference/troubleshooting.md- Common issues and solutions