Test API authorization flows with Hadrian
<p>Lets an agent exercise REST, GraphQL, and gRPC authorization paths with YAML-defined role tests so BOLA, BFLA, broken authentication, and related API flaws are caught before release.</p>
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<p>Lets an agent exercise REST, GraphQL, and gRPC authorization paths with YAML-defined role tests so BOLA, BFLA, broken authentication, and related API flaws are caught before release.</p>
<p>Use falcon-mcp when an agent needs CrowdStrike Falcon detections, incidents, behaviors, threat intel, or read-only response context to triage a security event without leaving an MCP workflow.</p>
Use Licensee when an agent needs to inspect a repository and determine what license text it actually matches before a dependency is approved or a codebase is redistributed. The skill is about evidence-backed license detection, not legal advice or broader compliance automation.
Use DOMPurify when an agent must accept HTML from users, rich text editors, imports, or model output but cannot safely render it as-is. The skill strips dangerous markup and unsafe attributes before the content is shown in previews, stored in CMS fields, or embedded in downstream pages.
Uses Lynis to run an on-host security audit and turn the findings into a prioritized hardening checklist for an agent or operator. Invoke it when a machine is about to become internet-facing, after base image changes, or whenever you need a quick read on hardening drift instead of a generic vulnerability scan.
Use REUSE when an agent needs file-level licensing clarity instead of guessing from a single top-level LICENSE file. The agent checks compliance, adds or verifies SPDX headers, pulls missing license texts into LICENSES/, and produces a concrete remediation list or SPDX export.
This ASE skill uses zizmor to audit GitHub Actions workflows and composite actions for security mistakes before they ship. An agent can scan local repos or remote GitHub repositories, flag risky permission scopes and unsafe workflow patterns, and return plain output, GitHub-native findings, or SARIF for follow-up automation.
Use Schemathesis when an agent needs to turn an API schema into broad negative and edge-case coverage instead of hand-writing examples. The skill exercises live endpoints or app hooks, explores unexpected combinations, and reports failures that ordinary happy-path tests miss.
This skill uses OpenClaw's healthcheck workflow to inspect the host running the assistant, surface risky exposure, and turn the findings into a staged hardening plan. It is for operator-style audits with explicit approval gates, not a generic software listing or a replacement for OS administration.
Infisical CLI retrieves, injects, and manages secrets across local development, CI/CD, staging, and production environments. It is useful when agent workflows need a structured way to pull environment variables and secret material without hardcoding credentials into scripts.
Trivy is Aqua Securityβs scanner for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, secrets, SBOMs, and license issues. It fits security review, container hygiene, and infrastructure-as-code checks in one CLI.
SOPS manages encrypted YAML, JSON, ENV, INI, and binary files with KMS, age, and PGP. It is a tight fit for secrets handling, rotation, and encrypted configuration workflows.
Clerkβs JavaScript backend SDK gives agents a real server-side interface for auth and user management. It is useful for verifying sessions, fetching users, issuing invitations, and integrating Clerk into custom backend or edge workflows.
WorkOS AuthKit is a real authentication toolkit for Next.js applications. It gives agents a concrete integration target for login, sessions, RBAC, SSO, MFA, and user management backed by WorkOS docs and package releases.
Better Auth is an open source authentication framework for TypeScript apps. It gives agents a concrete way to wire sign-in, sessions, passkeys, OAuth providers, and plugins into modern web stacks with real package and docs support.
Magika is Google's AI-powered file type detector for fast, content-based identification of binary and text files. It is useful when an agent needs safer routing, validation, triage, or downstream policy decisions based on the real file contents instead of just filenames or MIME headers.
Cerbos is an open-core, language-agnostic, scalable authorization solution that makes implementing and managing user permissions simple. It uses context-aware YAML access control policies managed through Git-ops, providing high-availability APIs for dynamic access decisions across applications.
Naabu is a fast and reliable port scanning tool written in Go by ProjectDiscovery. It supports SYN, CONNECT, and UDP scans, integrates with Nmap for service discovery, and handles IPv4/IPv6 targets with automatic deduplication for efficient attack surface enumeration.
Cariddi is a Go-based security tool that takes a list of domains, crawls their URLs, and scans for endpoints, secrets, API keys, file extensions, tokens, and errors. It supports configurable concurrency, depth limits, proxy routing, and multiple output formats.
Tracecat is an open-source, AI-native security automation platform built as a self-hosted alternative to Tines and Splunk SOAR. It combines agents, workflows, case management, and lookup tables in one platform with sandboxed execution powered by Temporal and nsjail.
Horcrux splits files into encrypted fragments using Shamir Secret Sharing, so you can distribute pieces across locations and reconstruct the original with a configurable threshold β no password required.
Unkey is an open-source developer platform for managing API keys, rate limiting, and usage analytics. It provides a fast, globally distributed key verification system that integrates into any API with minimal code changes.
Hanko is an open-source authentication and user management platform built on passkeys and WebAuthn. It provides a drop-in authentication solution as an alternative to Auth0, Clerk, and Stytch, with pre-built web components, a REST API, and an admin dashboard.
Casdoor is an open source AI-first Identity and Access Management (IAM) platform and auth server supporting OAuth 2.1, OIDC, SAML, CAS, LDAP, SCIM, WebAuthn, TOTP, MFA, and MCP gateway integration with a web-based admin UI.