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Repo + endpoint security setup: OpenSSF Scorecard, gitleaks, Snyk, Socket, and the bumblebee endpoint scanner. User-triggered via /security:<tool>.

7 on GitHubby Zach Caceresv0.1.0MITupdated 8 days ago
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Plugin security from marketplace zcaceres-skills in zcaceres/skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 7 days ago.

What it installs

Skills (6)

  • bumblebee

    Set up and use Perplexity's bumblebee endpoint scanner for supply-chain exposure checks. Two modes — setup (install the Go binary, pick an output directory, run a first baseline scan, optionally schedule recurring scans and wire up an exposure catalog) and review (read the latest scan, answer adviso

  • gitleaks

    Set up gitleaks secret-scanning on a repo. Scans history for existing leaks first — stops if dirty, because installing CI on top of a polluted history makes CI permanently red. If history is clean, scaffolds .gitleaks.toml, a local pre-commit hook, and a pinned CI workflow that scans both git histor

  • openssf

    Scaffold OpenSSF Scorecard GitHub Action on a public repo with a safe two-phase rollout — first run with publish_results false so SARIF findings can be triaged before any score reaches the public dashboard, then flip to true and add a badge once the score is acceptable. Refuses to install on private

  • scfw

    Set up and use Datadog's Supply-Chain Firewall (scfw) to block known-malicious npm/PyPI/Poetry packages at install time. Two modes — setup (pipx-install scfw, run `scfw configure` to route pip/npm/poetry through the firewall via shell aliases, smoke-test the pipeline with a dry run, and optionally i

  • snyk

    Set up Snyk on a repo. The integration is a GitHub App plus a Snyk-side "import this repo as a project" step, not a checked-in config, so most of the skill is walking the user through the three browser steps (Snyk login → GitHub App install → Add project) and then verifying via the GitHub API that t

  • socket

    Set up Socket Security (socket.dev) on a repo. The integration is a GitHub App, not a config file, so most of the skill is walking the user through the OAuth install in two browser steps (socket.dev sign-in, then GitHub App install) and then verifying via the GitHub API that the install actually lan

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