
from skillsemgrep22
Run Semgrep-based security scans to detect vulnerabilities, secrets, and OWASP Top 10 issues, and produce a categorized report with remediation suggestions.
This skill runs Semgrep security scans against the current project to find known vulnerability patterns, secrets leaks, and common OWASP Top 10 issues. It outlines scanning workflows, recommended rule sets per language, and produces structured results suitable for triage and remediation.
Use when you need an automated code security check: before merges, during audits, or on-demand when a user asks for a vulnerability scan, secrets check, or OWASP-focused review. Useful in CI, local developer workflows, or interactive agent-driven audits.
Best for agents that can run shell commands and process JSON output (e.g., Claude Code / Codex / agents with shell access). The skill is language-agnostic and provides tailored rule recommendations for Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and Go.
A Semgrep-based code security scanning skill that provides CLI commands for running various Semgrep rule sets (auto, OWASP, language-specific, secrets detection). Written mostly in Chinese. No bundled scripts — the skill is purely instructional, telling the agent which semgrep commands to run. Security posture is clean with no suspicious patterns, but quality and architecture are limited: it's essentially a list of semgrep CLI invocations with minimal structure, no scripts/, no references/, and no output contracts.
semgrepSimple instructional skill wrapping semgrep CLI. No executable scripts. Frontmatter has context:fork which is appropriate. Lacks output contracts, error handling guidance, and structured reporting format beyond markdown tables. The skill is functional but thin — mostly a semgrep cheat sheet rather than a fully operational skill.