Agent Skills: security
Security validation, vulnerability scanning, and compliance checking for development environments. Auto-activates on keywords security, vulnerability, audit, OWASP, encryption, GPG, SSH, signing, secrets, scan. Routes to specialized security workflows.
ID: williaby/.claude/security
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