skills/security-scanner/SKILL.md
# Skill: Security Scanner # Usage: Use periodically to audit code for logic backdoors and security holes. ## Audit Protocol: - **Injection:** Check for `eval()`, `exec()`, or raw `os.system()` calls with un-sanitized user input. - **Secrets:** Scan for entropy-based secrets or well-known prefixes (`ghp_`, `sk_`). - **Data Privacy:** Ensure sensitive data is never logged or returned in error messages. - **Crypto:** Verify usage of SHA-256 for hashing and AES-GCM for encryption. - **Logic:** Sear
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# Skill: Zero-Defect Software Engineering # Focus: Writing immortal, self-documenting, and resilient source code. ## Playbook Strategy: 1. **SOLID Foundations**: - **Single Responsibility**: Every class/function does ONE thing perfectly. - **Open/Closed**: Design for extension without modification. 2. **DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)**: If logic appears twice, abstract it into a utility or base class. 3. **Defensive Programming**: - Validate every input. - Handle every exception specif
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# Skill: TypeScript Clean Code (Staff Engineer) # Usage: Use for any TypeScript-based project to ensure enterprise-grade type safety and readability. ## Core Rules: - **Strict Typing:** Never use `any`. Use `unknown` with type guards if the type is truly uncertain. - **Interfaces vs Types:** Use `interface` for public APIs (extendability) and `type` for unions, intersections, and primitives. - **Functional Patterns:** Prioritize immutability. Use `readonly` for arrays and objects where possible
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# Skill: Advanced Testing Strategies (TDD / BDD) # Usage: Use to enforce high code quality, prevent regressions, and ensure requirements are met implicitly. ## 🧪 The Testing Pyramid - **Unit Tests (70%)**: Fast, isolated tests for individual functions and classes. Mock all external dependencies. - **Integration Tests (20%)**: Test the interaction between several units or external systems (e.g., Database, APIs). - **End-to-End (E2E) Tests (10%)**: Slow, brittle tests that verify the system as a
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# Skill: Technical Hand-off & Clarity # Focus: Professional documentation for human and machine consumption. ## Playbook Strategy: 1. **The "ReadMe First" Rule**: Use structured, hierarchical markdown. High-level summary first, deep-dive implementation second. 2. **Contextual Grounding**: Explain the "Why" and the "How" for every project. 3. **Semantic Clarity**: Use industry-standard terminology. Avoid jargon where simple language suffices. 4. **Machine-Readable Annotations**: Include clear co