Agent Skills: defectdojo
Guide for implementing DefectDojo - an open-source DevSecOps, ASPM, and vulnerability management platform. Use when querying vulnerabilities, managing findings, configuring CI/CD pipeline imports, or working with security scan data. Includes MCP tools for direct API interaction.
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