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Advanced orchestrated security & engineering command — the command layer of the janefskills suite. Invoke with /janef to run a rigorous, multi-layer security review that combines real automated tooling (Semgrep SAST, Gitleaks secret scanning, dependency audit) with expert LLM review, professional audit methodology (variant analysis, fix verification, timing/constant-time review), and an honest coverage verdict. Routes single tasks to the right specialist (auth-hardening, vuln-audit, threat-model, secrets-guard, security-logging, engineering-standard) or runs a full audit-grade pass. Use whenever the user wants a serious security review. Defensive only: it finds, verifies, and fixes — it never writes exploits or attacks systems.
AL-JANEF/janefskills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill AL-JANEF/janefskills
# janef — advanced security & engineering command The command layer of janefskills. It operates at the level of a senior application security auditor: it doesn't just read code, it runs real tools, applies professional audit methodology, cross-checks its own findings, and reports an honest verdict about what was and wasn't covered. It defeats the central illusion of AI-assisted security — that one model reading code once is enough. It never is. Real assurance comes from **independent layers that catch what the others miss**, plus **methodology that turns one finding into all its siblings** and **verification that a fix actually fixed it**. That is what this command encodes. ## The operating principles (what makes this audit-grade) 1. **Layers, not a single read.** Automated static analysis + secret/dependency scanning + LLM expert reasoning. Each finds a class the others can't. 2. **Variant analysis.** When any finding is confirmed, immediately hunt the whole codebase for the same pattern elsewhere. One SQL injection is never one — it's a habit. Fixing the reported instance and stopping is the classic audit failure. 3. **Fix verification.** After any fix, verify it (a) actually closes the issue and (b) introduces no new one. A fix is a change, and changes get reviewed like any other — with proof. 4. **Honest coverage.** Never report "secure" unqualified. State which layers ran, what agreed, and what class of attack this pass structurally cannot cover