Bounty Security Pattern Master Library — 399 Vulnerability Patterns
A premium library of 399 vulnerability patterns and DeFi attack vectors for AI-driven bug hunting and security audits.
Skills for security audits, static analysis, vulnerability triage, threat modeling, and secrets hygiene. Ship safer software with fewer surprises.
1,509 live security skills for Codex CLI.
A premium library of 399 vulnerability patterns and DeFi attack vectors for AI-driven bug hunting and security audits.
by Roy Yuen
Professional security audit skill for web apps and APIs with structured severity-based findings and remediation plans.
by Roy Yuen
Transform AI claims into verified, risk-assessed technical reports for production, DevOps, and enterprise governance.
by Roy Yuen
Prevent vulnerabilities before they happen by forcing early security framing and secure-by-default design patterns.
by Roy Yuen
Audit AI agent skills for security risks, packaging errors, and marketplace readiness with professional reports.
by Roy Yuen
A high-performance wrapper to route security tasks directly to the Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills library.
Expert AI guidance for ISO-compliant cleanroom design, HVAC filtration setup, and controlled environment installation.
by Roy Yuen
Automated security and compatibility firewall for installing AI agent skills and Codex/OpenClaw packages.
by Samuel Rose
Audit dependencies for security, licenses, and health while generating a phased, low-risk upgrade and migration plan.
Scan AI agent skill definitions for malicious instructions, prompt injections, and security risks—locally.
by Edric Vale
Safe dependency upgrade plans: changelog-aware risk scoring, test hints, and rollback paths.
by Shogun Labs
Pre-commit security hooks: secret detection, destructive command prevention
by Roy Yuen
A modular governance framework for AI policy, agent risk assessment, human-in-the-loop approvals, and audit trails.
by LocoLoboZ
Professional CTI analysis skill for structured attribution using ACH, Diamond Model, and confidence scoring.
by Roy Yuen
Automated governance and risk audit for AI agent tool permissions and authentication boundaries.
Accelerate your bounty hunting with smart program prioritization and vulnerability report triaging for DeFi protocols.
by rayyer
Find accessibility barriers and WCAG 2.2 AA failures in web and mobile UI code — with file:line, the exact criterion, and a fix
by Timoranjes
Your AI agent has access to 12 tools, reads from a vector database, and executes shell commands.
by Shogun Labs
Project-specific Claude Code agent harness setup
by LocoLoboZ
Design and validate IEC 62443-compliant security zones and conduits for industrial (OT) networks.
Review Markdown and YAML skill files for suspicious instruction patterns, with source excerpts withheld and incomplete inputs clearly flagged. Requires Python 3.12+.
Automated security auditing and risk assessment for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers.
by Tate Lyman
Automated launch-readiness auditor for x402 and agent-payment API surfaces.
A Codex security audit skill is for a backend developer or a small DevSecOps team that wants the same review routine on every repository. The skills below are community skills built as SKILL.md files, separate from any security product from OpenAI. For code and dependencies, look at security audit, dependency auditor, sast configuration and the Bounty Security Pattern Master Library. They review and report, and they do not replace a security engineer, so you check every finding yourself. For broader code checks, see our Codex code review skills.
Codex security skills also cover the agent itself. Agent permission boundary audit, MCP Server Safety Checklist, skill install safety gate and Skill Safety Scanner look at what an agent may do and what you are about to install. Use only what each description says they do, and read the listing and the scan result first, because a safety skill is itself something you run. Our guide to security audit skills and MCP explains the risks they address.
Connect Codex CLI or the IDE to Agensi once, then ask for a security skill by name or let Codex choose it when your task matches. The latest approved version loads for that session and nothing is saved to .agents/skills. The MCP setup guide covers the connection. Rules that must always apply belong in AGENTS.md, which Codex always loads, unlike skills that load when relevant. For audit skills you write yourself, Codex scans .agents/skills from your working directory up to the repo root, plus $HOME/.agents/skills, and allow_implicit_invocation: false in agents/openai.yaml makes one run only on request. Our guide to installing skills in Codex CLI has the steps, and the AGENTS.md guide for Codex CLI covers the rules file.
A good Codex security skill states what it scans, and whether it only reports or also proposes fixes. Read the SKILL.md preview, then compare the use count, reviews and the scan result on the listing. Bug Bounty Triage shows the narrow kind: one job, clearly named. Pair a scan with Codex DevOps skills for pipelines, and read best security auditing skills for a wider comparison. The full range sits in the Codex skills marketplace.
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