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    Security Aware Repository Indexer

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    Index any codebase into token-efficient AI context, carry session memory across restarts, and audit hidden MCP servers, hooks, and npm supply-chain entries.

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    Security Aware Repository Indexer

    Security Aware Repository Indexer

    Example session with this skill installed

    I just cloned a fintech monorepo at ~/work/payments-platform and my agent keeps blowing the context window trying to read it. Also, last week a colleague's machine got hit by an npm postinstall that registered a rogue MCP server, so I want every AI-related config on this box checked before we start. Can you use Verdant Scan to build a compact map of the repo - languages, manifests, entry points, recent changes - then run the full audit for lifecycle hooks, remote-mutable references, and hidden agent state, and save the working context as a named session I can restore later?

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the security aware repository
    • Generated the document

    Summary

    Verdant Scan indexed ~/work/payments-platform (1,284 files) and audited every AI-related config on this machine; two untrusted entries were removed. Project map: rust 68% / python 22% / markdown 10%, manifests Cargo.toml + pyproject.toml, entry points src/main.rs and workers/charges.py.

    CheckBeforeAfter
    Files mappedraw tree, 14k linescompact summary, 96 lines
    MCP servers registered53
    Lifecycle hooks active41 (inspected)
    Remote-mutable refs20
    Session statelost on restartsaved as checkout-bug

    Next steps

    • Delete the untrusted npm package before re-running the audit, or its postinstall will recreate the deleted entries
    • Re-run vs audit --all weekly; feed vs render --mode compact --max-lines 200 --summary into agent prompts instead of raw trees
    • Resume with vs session restore --label checkout-bug; memory decision anchored (httpOnly cookies for session tokens)
    • Keep the dashboard bound to 127.0.0.1; add auth and read-only mode before any remote use

    security-aware-repository-indexer.pdf

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    Generated

    Example file from a real run - the skill writes it into your workspace.

    Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.

    About this skill

    The problem

    Large codebases overwhelm LLM context windows, leading to hallucinations and high token costs. Developers also face hidden security risks from untrusted npm packages or editor plugins that register silent AI hooks and MCP servers.

    What it does

    • Generates token-efficient, compact project maps and summaries for AI assistants.
    • Audits local environments for suspicious MCP servers and hidden agent lifecycle hooks.
    • Maintains persistent session memory and searchable notes across IDE restarts.
    • Provides a rapid directory visualizer with filtering, sorting, and regex search.
    • Exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for direct agent interaction.

    Frameworks & tools

    Rust, Cargo, Model Context Protocol (MCP), Node.js/npm, and major coding assistants like Claude Desktop and Cursor.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Raw directory listings and file dumps waste tokens and lack structural context. This skill uses a daemon-backed cache and compact rendering modes specifically tuned for agent ingestion, saving time and money while improving reasoning accuracy.

    Use cases

    • Onboarding an AI assistant to a massive legacy repository without hitting token limits.
    • Auditing a machine for unauthorized AI integrations after installing new dev tools.
    • Resuming complex refactoring tasks by restoring saved agent session memory.
    • Creating structured architecture maps and changelogs for technical documentation.

    Known limitations

    Performance may degrade on Windows when scanning projects mounted via WSL /mnt/c. It identifies suspicious patterns but does not provide a sandbox for executing untrusted code.

    How to install

    Works the same in every agent - Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and 20+ more.

    ~30 seconds
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