A coding-agent skill that orchestrates a fleet of parallel sub-agents through a six-phase pipeline to perform structured, source-first security audits.
It focuses on identifying exploitable vulnerabilities with real impact by using adversarial validation to minimize false positives.
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Six-phase pipeline: Recon, Hunt, Validate, Report, Structured Output, and Independent Verification
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Adversarial validation where findings are independently disproven by fresh agents
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Machine-readable findings (findings.json) validated against a strict schema
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Additive audit runs that use a coverage ledger to target gaps and skip known issues
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Strict focus on exploitable vulnerabilities with concrete attack scenarios
Free
The skill is open-source (MIT licensed) and free to use. Users only incur costs from their AI model provider based on the token consumption required for the multi-agent, multi-phase audit process.
Best for
Internal engineering teams and developers who want a repeatable, documented, and structured security audit pass before release or between formal penetration testing cycles.
Not ideal for
Replacing professional, third-party penetration tests required for compliance (e.g., SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS) or auditing codebases without a coding agent that supports tool use and parallel sub-agents.
A powerful, free, and highly structured tool for performing a thorough first-pass security audit, provided the user has the necessary infrastructure (coding agent, sandbox, and token budget) and understands that it is a supplement to, not a replacement for, human-led security assessments.
The skill has seen significant adoption since its June 2026 release, with ongoing community discussions regarding benchmarking, performance, and handling of specific failure modes in quick-profile runs.
As of
Is security-audit free?+
Yes - security-audit is Free. The skill is open-source (MIT licensed) and free to use. Users only incur costs from their AI model provider based on the token consumption required for the multi-agent, multi-phase audit process.
Is security-audit open source?+
Yes - security-audit is open source. The skill is open-source (MIT licensed) and free to use. Users only incur costs from their AI model provider based on the token consumption required for the multi-agent, multi-phase audit process.
Who is security-audit best for?+
Internal engineering teams and developers who want a repeatable, documented, and structured security audit pass before release or between formal penetration testing cycles.
Who is security-audit not ideal for?+
Replacing professional, third-party penetration tests required for compliance (e.g., SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS) or auditing codebases without a coding agent that supports tool use and parallel sub-agents.
What are the best security-audit alternatives?+
The closest security-audit alternatives on ai.dosa.dev are CodeRabbit, Qodo, Snyk Code - all listed under AI Code Review & Security.
Who makes security-audit?+
security-audit is developed by Cloudflare. It is listed in the AI Code Review & Security category on ai.dosa.dev.
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