v1.0.0 · MIT License
Enables AI agents and IDE assistants to run zero-config security audits, detect secrets and vulnerable dependencies, and apply adversarial verification to reduce false positives.
v1.1.1 · MIT License
Enables Cursor and Codex agents to audit Agent Skill structure (frontmatter, broken links, missing files), analyze dependencies for undeclared, unused or vulnerable packages via OSV, and run 28 local bug and code-quality rules with SonarQube-style A–E ratings. It can also optionally pull issues, metrics and quality-gate status from SonarQube or SonarCloud, or scan and upload results.
v0.1.0 · MIT License
Enables MCP clients to create and control persistent, PTY-backed terminal sessions on macOS: launch commands and interactive programs, read output incrementally via byte cursors, send keystrokes, wait on conditions, and detect running/awaiting-input/exited states. Sessions run inside a Seatbelt sandbox with command policies, human approvals, secret redaction, and hash-chained audit logging.
v0.5.0 · MIT License
Enables agents to probe URLs and classify bot-wall responses with vendor and signal evidence, perform offline classification, scan for exposed key-like material, and run owner-side access audits through stdio tools.
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Enables Claude to read and manage Apple Business API resources such as devices, device management services, users, groups, apps, blueprints, configurations, and audit events through OAuth 2 authentication. Write and destructive operations are gated behind flags and require a two-step preview-and-confirm flow, with guardrails and local audit logging.
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Enables auditing GitHub Actions workflows for security problems directly from an MCP client, returning a risk score and findings with file:line evidence, attack narratives, and fixes. Also exposes the full rule catalog and a one-call demo that writes and scans a deliberately broken workflow.
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Enables Claude to answer business questions against a company's retail database — sales summaries, top customers, inventory alerts, customer profiles, and plain-English queries — through read-only SQL tools plus a schema resource and reporting prompt. Access is governed by OAuth 2.1 roles and scopes, column-level PII masking, a SQL guard, rate limits, and audit logging.