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Security review

Skill jukrap/ai-agent-playbook/skills/security/security-review

Reusable AI agent skills, project templates, and guardrails for safer software maintenance and delivery.

Install
npx -y skills add jukrap/ai-agent-playbook --skill security-review

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Use when reviewing secrets, authentication, authorization, input validation, dependency risk, sensitive data flow, or threat-model changes.

SKILL.md

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Security Review

Use this as the primary security skill for development-time risk review.

Workflow

  1. Define scope, assets, actors, trust boundaries, and sensitive data.
  2. Check authn, authz, input validation, output encoding, secrets, logging, transport, and dependency exposure.
  3. Prefer concrete exploit paths and regression tests over generic warnings.
  4. Record risk level, mitigation, residual risk, and verification evidence.

Reference

Read references/security-review-protocol.md for risk classification, data-flow review, evidence, and mitigation notes.

Read references/threat-model-data-exposure.md when sensitive data, tenant boundaries, exports, logs, cache, analytics, or AI/tool context may expose information.

Read references/secrets-credential-boundary.md when credentials, API keys, tokens, env vars, OAuth apps, CI secrets, or provider configs are touched.

Read references/agent-tool-threats.md when the system involves AI agents, MCP/tools, prompt injection, untrusted content, memory, local config, or external communication.

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