Apply language-specific secure-by-default guidance to codebases.
npx skills add https://github.com/MS33834/AI-SKILL --skill secure-code-by-language
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: Secure Code by Language Source: https://github.com/MS33834/AI-SKILL/tree/main/skills/secure-code-by-language Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MS33834/AI-SKILL --skill secure-code-by-language
This Skill helps you write or review code with secure-by-default guidance tailored to the languages, frameworks, and stack type in your project, so security decisions are consistent instead of improvised.
Ask this Skill to review your project by listing the languages, frameworks, stack split, and data classification so it can apply the matching secure-by-default guidance.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To perform a security audit, identify the project's languages, frameworks, stack split, and data classification. This enables applying matching secure-by-default guidance to enforce validated input, safe secret handling, and framework-default escaping across the codebase.
Secure-by-default guidance applies language- and framework-specific rules to ensure consistent security decisions. It enforces validated input, safe secret handling, framework-default escaping, and structured logging instead of improvised security measures.
Yes, you can review frontend and backend paths simultaneously by defining the stack split. The guidance enforces secure defaults, framework-default escaping, and validated input handling across the entire stack.
Yes, the secure coding guidance explicitly supports CLI and library stacks alongside backend and frontend environments. It enforces language-specific input validation, safe secret handling, and structured logging across these runtime environments.
To apply secure defaults during a refactor, use the passive detection mode. It enforces framework-default escaping and redacted logging while detecting security weaknesses during your ongoing code modifications.
The best way is to identify your project's frameworks and data classification first. This triggers framework-specific secure-by-default guidance that standardizes safe secret handling, cryptography, and authentication rules across the codebase.
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