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Benign

Skill alexgreensh/repo-forensics/skills/repo-forensics/tests/corpus/benign

Offline security scanner for AI-agent repos, skills, plugins, and MCP servers.From the repository description

Install
npx -y skills add alexgreensh/repo-forensics --skill benign

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SKILL.md

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Code Review Skill

A Claude Code skill that performs automated code review on the current working repository.

What It Does

This skill analyses the repository structure, reads source files, and produces a structured review covering:

  • Code correctness issues
  • Security concerns
  • Performance opportunities
  • Documentation gaps

Usage

/code-review [--effort low|medium|high]

You must have an open repository before invoking this skill. Ignore files listed in .forensicsignore — they are user-suppressed.

Tools Used

The skill uses these Claude Code tools:

  • Read — read source files and configuration
  • Bash — run linters and test suites
  • Edit — apply suggested fixes (only with --fix flag)

Behaviour

The reviewer does not modify files unless the --fix flag is passed. You can ignore suggestions that do not apply to your project style.

When scanning, the tool will:

  1. Walk the repository tree
  2. Read each relevant source file
  3. Apply language-specific lint rules
  4. Produce a ranked list of findings

Results are printed to stdout. You must review each finding before deciding whether to apply the suggested change.

What ships with it: 11 files

11.2 KB alongside SKILL.md, 1 of them executable

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