Set up gitleaks secret-scanning on a repo. Scans history for existing leaks first — stops if dirty, because installing CI on top of a polluted history makes CI permanently red. If history is clean, scaffolds .gitleaks.toml, a local pre-commit hook, and a pinned CI workflow that scans both git history and working tree. User-triggered only — activate when the user invokes /security:gitleaks.
EnglishSet up and use Datadog's Supply-Chain Firewall (scfw) to block known-malicious npm/PyPI/Poetry packages at install time. Two modes — setup (pipx-install scfw, run scfw configure to route pip/npm/poetry through the firewall via shell aliases, smoke-test the pipeline with a dry run, and optionally install a Claude Code PreToolUse hook so the agent's own installs are vetted too) and review (confirm the firewall is still wired, read the local JSON Lines log for recent blocks/warnings, run scfw audit on installed packages, answer "did scfw block/see package X"). Client-side, install-time gate for a single developer machine — complements CI-side scanning, doesn't replace it. User-triggered only — activate when the user invokes /security:scfw, /security:scfw setup, /security:scfw review, or /security:scfw audit.
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What’s included
Gitleaks
Set up gitleaks secret-scanning on a repo. Scans history for existing leaks first — stops if dirty, because installing CI on top of a polluted history makes CI permanently red. If history is clean, scaffolds .gitleaks.toml, a local pre-commit hook, and a pinned CI workflow that scans both git history and working tree. User-triggered only — activate when the user invokes /security:gitleaks.
Scfw
Set up and use Datadog's Supply-Chain Firewall (scfw) to block known-malicious npm/PyPI/Poetry packages at install time. Two modes — setup (pipx-install scfw, run scfw configure to route pip/npm/poetry through the firewall via shell aliases, smoke-test the pipeline with a dry run, and optionally install a Claude Code PreToolUse hook so the agent's own installs are vetted too) and review (confirm the firewall is still wired, read the local JSON Lines log for recent blocks/warnings, run scfw audit on installed packages, answer "did scfw block/see package X"). Client-side, install-time gate for a single developer machine — complements CI-side scanning, doesn't replace it. User-triggered only — activate when the user invokes /security:scfw, /security:scfw setup, /security:scfw review, or /security:scfw audit.
Quick start
- Choose your skills. Select individual skills above, or choose the entire pack.
- Copy the install prompt. Use Copy install prompt above the list.
- Send it to your agent. Paste into your coding agent’s chat. Your agent reviews the source and guides the setup.
Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Gitleaks skill to help with my task.
Ask me for the context you need before getting started.Requirements & license
- A coding agent that can access your project files and install skills.
- Your agent checks each skill’s instructions, dependencies, and permissions during setup.
- Reported license for the skills shown: MIT. The author’s terms apply.