security-review

To run a security review on your git diff, instruct your agent to review your changes. The Skill scans the staged or working diff using a local script and an LLM-depth audit, outputting a BLOCK, FIX, or APPROVE verdict without network calls.

An LLM-based code review for vulnerability scanning uses artificial intelligence to inspect git diffs for deeper security issues like authorization gaps and injection risks. This Skill merges LLM findings with deterministic scan results to provide a unified security verdict.

No, this security review tool does not require API keys or network access. It executes a deterministic vulnerability scan and LLM-depth audit entirely locally over your exact git diff, ensuring secure commits without external dependencies.

Yes, you can use this vulnerability scanner for pull and push workflows. It provides evidence-based review of changed files before committing or merging, making it suitable for securing continuous integration and branch protection processes.

The best way to audit changed files for injection and authorization gaps is combining deterministic scanning with an LLM-depth review. This Skill loads a security taxonomy to identify complex data flow problems and outputs per-finding severity levels.

The code review outputs a BLOCK, FIX, or APPROVE verdict to provide a single clear action signal for threat reduction. It merges deduplicated findings from the deterministic scan and LLM audit into a structured report for immediate commit decisions.