Security scanners produce a long list once and then get ignored because nobody has time to sort signal from noise. This auditor runs weekly and acts on what it finds.
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Why this subagent
Security scanners produce a long list once and then get ignored because nobody has time to sort signal from noise. This auditor runs weekly and acts on what it finds.
It scans dependencies and infrastructure code, ranks findings by severity and real exploitability, and drafts a fix for each high-priority issue. You get prioritized pull requests and a short summary of what needs sign-off, so the backlog shrinks instead of growing into a report nobody reads.
How it runs
Used at step 01 to kick off the pipeline.
Write
Used at step 01 to kick off the pipeline.
WebFetch
Used at step 01 to kick off the pipeline.
WebSearch
Used at step 01 to kick off the pipeline.
Correlate findings, drop duplicates, and rank them by severity and real exploitability.
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Draft a fix per high-priority issue, such as a version bump or a corrected IaC rule.
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Open prioritized pull requests and send a summary of what needs human sign-off.
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Sample output
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// Sample output
// (generated when the pipeline finishes)
Given weekly SCA and IaC scan results, return a ranked findings list with a drafted fix PR for each high-priority issue and a sign-off summary.
Unlock the rest
The full agent definition, install snippet, and starter task are gated for community members.
Members get the full `.md` agent file, the npm / pnpm install one-liners, a starter prompt that we've tuned against real runs, and the open-source repo when this automation ships there. One email, magic link, done.