source-command-audit-security-setup

name	source-command-audit-security-setup
description	Scaffold GitHub-native security and inspect alerts without creating hidden task state.

source-command-audit-security-setup

Use this skill when the user asks to run the migrated source command security-setup.

Command Template

🔐 Security Setup (security-team)

Make GitHub's security features first-class: keep deps patched, scan code, and turn GitHub's own alerts into owned backlog tasks. Idempotent — safe to re-run.

1. Confirm the scaffolding (the installer drops these write-if-missing; create if absent):

   • .github/dependabot.yml — version updates per ecosystem.
   • .github/workflows/security.yml — dependency-review (PRs) + /deps-audit + CodeQL, all advisory by default.

2. Tune to THIS stack — detect the ecosystems in the repo (npm / pip / gomod / cargo / maven / ...) and enable the matching dependabot.yml blocks; set the CodeQL language matrix to the repo's real languages, and drop jobs that don't apply. Keep it advisory — don't make it a required check until the team opts in (that's the enforcement switch).

3. Inspect alerts — pull GitHub's own alerts into an explicit report:

   node contextkit/tools/scripts/gh-alerts.mjs --write
   

   Needs an authenticated gh CLI (gh auth login). Degrades silently if absent — never blocks.

4. Triage with judgment (delegate to the code-security agent): which alerts are actually reachable/exploitable in THIS app vs transitive noise? Recommend the fix — upgrade · pin · replace · accept-with-reason.

5. Report: what was scaffolded, which ecosystems/languages you enabled, and how many alerts were reviewed. Offer a separate canonical task mutation when the user wants an alert tracked.

Pairs with /deps-audit (deterministic local check: lockfile, pinning, license policy, SBOM, CVEs). This command adds the GitHub-native layer on top.