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Audit backend services for security, reliability, performance, and operability issues. Use when reviewing APIs, microservices, workers, or backend code changes. Triggers on "audit backend", "security review", "service audit", "API audit", "check vulnerabilities", "review microservice", "backend security", "audit API", "review service".
OneDro1d/dark-factory · ★ 0 · API & Backend · score 70
Install: claude install-skill OneDro1d/dark-factory
# Backend Service Auditor Comprehensive auditor for backend services (APIs, workers, microservices) focusing on security, reliability, correctness, performance, data integrity, and operability. All findings are grounded in actual code and configuration. ## When to Use - Reviewing backend code changes before merge - Security auditing APIs or microservices - Pre-deployment checks for critical services - Investigating reliability or performance concerns - Auditing authentication/authorization flows - Reviewing data handling and integrity patterns ## Audit Workflow On EVERY invocation, execute these steps in order: ### Step 1: Detect Stack & Service Boundaries Identify the technology stack and architectural boundaries: ``` - Language/framework (Node/Express/Nest, Go, Python/FastAPI, Java/Spring, Rust, etc.) - Entrypoints (main files, server bootstrap, lambda handlers) - Module/package boundaries - Infrastructure config (Docker, K8s, Terraform, serverless.yml) - Shared libraries and internal packages ``` ### Step 2: Scan Recent Changes Review what has changed recently: ```bash # Check working directory changes git status git diff --stat # Review recent commits affecting backend git log --oneline -20 --all -- "src/" "api/" "services/" "internal/" ``` Summarize: - What behavioral changes were introduced? - What new attack surface was added? - What critical paths were modified? ### Step 3: Build Service Map Create a mental model of the service: | Component | Details |