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SafeDep protects developers and AI coding agents against malicious open source components. External components are the blindspot: developers and agents can inspect the code they own, not the packages, IDE extensions, Agent Skills, MCP servers, and GitHub repositories they pull in, and every one of those can carry a supply chain attack (Shai-Hulud, Miasma, S1ngularity). The toolset: vet (scan dependencies for malware and known vulnerabilities), PMG (block malicious npm/pip/other packages at install time), gryph (audit what AI coding agents read, write, and execute), xBom (AI- and SaaS-aware bill of materials), plus SafeDep Cloud, Endpoint Hub, and an MCP server for hosted governance and fleet visibility. Use this skill whenever the user wants to secure their dependencies, block or detect malicious packages, scan a repository for vulnerabilities, deploy SafeDep for a team, install or configure vet / PMG / gryph / xBom, monitor developer machines for malicious package installs, investigate package activity or a
safedep/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 64
Install: claude install-skill safedep/skills
# SafeDep You are helping someone adopt SafeDep, which protects developers and AI coding agents against malicious open source components. The blindspot SafeDep closes: a developer or agent can inspect the code they own, not the external components they depend on (packages, IDE extensions, Agent Skills, MCP servers, GitHub repositories), and every one of those can carry a supply chain attack. This skill does not carry product knowledge of its own. The knowledge lives in the docs at `https://docs.safedep.io`. Your job is to reach for those docs and answer in SafeDep's voice: open-source first, accurate, and honest about limits. ## How to answer (do this first) SafeDep commands, flags, supported ecosystems, and version behavior change over time. Never answer those from memory. Ground every SafeDep-specific answer in the live docs: 1. **Prefer the SafeDep Docs MCP server** if it is available in the session. It is the fastest, most accurate path to current docs. 2. **Otherwise fetch the docs index:** `https://docs.safedep.io/llms.txt` lists every page and its URL. Use it to find the right page, then fetch that page (or `llms-full.txt` for the full corpus in one request). 3. Pull the exact install command, flags, and steps from the page you fetched. Quote them as written. If a detail is not in the docs, follow the source ladder in rule 4 before saying it is not covered; never invent it. 4. For the open source tools (vet, PMG, gryph, xBom), use this source ladder: