security-health-inline

name	security-health-inline
description	Inline orchestration workflow for security vulnerability detection and remediation. Provides step-by-step phases for security-scanner detection, priority-based fixing with vulnerability-fixer, and verification cycles.
version	2.0.0

Security Health Check (Inline Orchestration)

You ARE the orchestrator. Execute this workflow directly without spawning a separate orchestrator agent.

Workflow Overview

Detection → Validate → Fix by Priority → Verify → Repeat if needed

Max iterations: 3 Priorities: critical → high → medium → low

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Phase 1: Pre-flight

1. Setup directories:

   mkdir -p .tmp/current/{plans,changes,backups}
   

2. Validate environment:

   • Check package.json exists
   • Check type-check and build scripts exist

3. Initialize TodoWrite:

   [
     {
       "content": "Security scan",
       "status": "in_progress",
       "activeForm": "Scanning for vulnerabilities"
     },
     {
       "content": "Fix critical vulnerabilities",
       "status": "pending",
       "activeForm": "Fixing critical vulnerabilities"
     },
     {
       "content": "Fix high priority vulnerabilities",
       "status": "pending",
       "activeForm": "Fixing high vulnerabilities"
     },
     {
       "content": "Fix medium priority vulnerabilities",
       "status": "pending",
       "activeForm": "Fixing medium vulnerabilities"
     },
     {
       "content": "Fix low priority vulnerabilities",
       "status": "pending",
       "activeForm": "Fixing low vulnerabilities"
     },
     { "content": "Verification scan", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Verifying fixes" }
   ]
   

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Phase 2: Detection

Invoke security-scanner via Task tool:

subagent_type: "security-scanner"
description: "Detect all vulnerabilities"
prompt: |
  Scan the entire codebase for security vulnerabilities:
  - SQL injection
  - XSS vulnerabilities
  - Authentication/authorization issues
  - RLS policy violations
  - Hardcoded secrets
  - Insecure dependencies
  - Categorize by priority (critical/high/medium/low)

  Generate: security-scan-report.md

  Return summary with vulnerability counts per priority.

After security-scanner returns:

1. Read security-scan-report.md
2. Parse vulnerability counts by priority
3. If zero vulnerabilities → skip to Final Summary
4. Update TodoWrite: mark detection complete

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Phase 3: Quality Gate (Detection)

Run inline validation:

pnpm type-check
pnpm build

• If both pass → proceed to fixing
• If fail → report to user, exit

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Phase 4: Fixing Loop

For each priority (critical → high → medium → low):

1. Check if vulnerabilities exist for this priority

   • If zero → skip to next priority

2. Update TodoWrite: mark current priority in_progress

3. Invoke vulnerability-fixer via Task tool:

   subagent_type: "vulnerability-fixer"
   description: "Fix {priority} vulnerabilities"
   prompt: |
     Read security-scan-report.md and fix all {priority} priority vulnerabilities.
   
     For each vulnerability:
     1. Backup file before editing
     2. Implement fix
     3. Log change to .tmp/current/changes/security-changes.json
   
     Generate/update: security-fixes-implemented.md
   
     Return: count of fixed vulnerabilities, count of failed fixes.
   

4. Quality Gate (inline):

   pnpm type-check
   pnpm build
   

   • If FAIL → report error, suggest rollback, exit
   • If PASS → continue

5. Update TodoWrite: mark priority complete

6. Repeat for next priority

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Phase 5: Verification

After all priorities fixed:

1. Update TodoWrite: mark verification in_progress

2. Invoke security-scanner (verification mode):

   subagent_type: "security-scanner"
   description: "Verification scan"
   prompt: |
     Re-scan codebase after fixes.
     Compare with previous security-scan-report.md.
   
     Report:
     - Vulnerabilities fixed (count)
     - Vulnerabilities remaining (count)
     - New vulnerabilities introduced (count)
   

3. Decision:

   • If vulnerabilities_remaining == 0 → Final Summary
   • If iteration < 3 AND vulnerabilities_remaining > 0 → Go to Phase 2
   • If iteration >= 3 → Final Summary with remaining vulnerabilities

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Phase 6: Final Summary

Generate summary for user:

## Security Health Check Complete

**Iterations**: {count}/3
**Status**: {SUCCESS/PARTIAL}

### Results

- Found: {total} vulnerabilities
- Fixed: {fixed} ({percentage}%)
- Remaining: {remaining}

### By Priority

- Critical: {fixed}/{total}
- High: {fixed}/{total}
- Medium: {fixed}/{total}
- Low: {fixed}/{total}

### Validation

- Type Check: {status}
- Build: {status}

### Artifacts

- Detection: `security-scan-report.md`
- Fixes: `security-fixes-implemented.md`

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Error Handling

If quality gate fails:

Rollback available: .tmp/current/changes/security-changes.json

To rollback:
1. Read changes log
2. Restore files from .tmp/current/backups/
3. Re-run workflow

If worker fails:

• Report error to user
• Suggest manual intervention
• Exit workflow

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Key Differences from Old Approach

Old (Orchestrator Agent)	New (Inline Skill)
9+ orchestrator calls	0 orchestrator calls
~1400 lines (cmd + agent)	~150 lines
Context reload each call	Single session context
Plan files for each phase	Direct execution
~10,000+ tokens overhead	~500 tokens

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Worker Prompts

See references/worker-prompts.md for detailed prompts.