Container Security Scanner

Container Security Scanner

# Container Security Scanner

Teams building container-security-scanner-related systems face the same challenges: no standard methodology, inconsistent tooling, wasted time on boilerplate, and missing production-grade patterns. This skill eliminates that waste.

What It Does

• Generates production-ready configurations from YAML specs (no boilerplate)
• Validates configurations against best practices and industry standards
• Enforces security and compliance patterns by default
• Produces comprehensive reports with actionable recommendations
• Creates CI/CD integration manifests for automated pipelines
• Generates documentation and architecture diagrams

Quick Start

```bash
python3 scripts/cli.py config --init
python3 scripts/cli.py report --format md --output ./report.md
python3 scripts/cli.py validate --path .
python3 scripts/cli.py --help
```

CLI Commands

| `scan` | Scan for vulnerabilities | | `analyze` | Analyze source code | | `secrets` | Detect secrets | | `compliance` | Check compliance | | `report` | Generate report | | `fail` | CI/CD fail mode | | `config` | Manage config |

Why This Beats Prompting It Yourself

Generic Prompt This Skill --- --- --- Methodology Ad-hoc, inconsistent Structured framework with best practices Setup time Hours of trial and error Minutes with config Error handling Manual, often missing Built-in validation and error handling Production readiness Usually missing Production-grade by default Security Afterthought Built-in security patterns Reporting Text-only summary Multiple formats, severity-ranked Documentation None Auto-generated docs and diagrams CI/CD Integration Manual Automated pipeline manifests Edge cases None documented Comprehensive edge case coverage Repeatability Different results each time Deterministic, configurable profiles

Use Cases

• Production Deployment: Use the generated configs and manifests for production deployments.
• Security Audit: Run validation and compliance checks before external audits.
• Team Onboarding: New team members can use scaffolding to follow established patterns.
• Migration: Migrate from ad-hoc setups to structured, documented systems.
• CI/CD Integration: Integrate validation and reporting into CI/CD pipelines.