supply-chain-security

name	supply-chain-security
description	Software supply chain security reference for OpenSSF Scorecard, SLSA, Sigstore, SBOM, and posture/backlog taxonomies.
license	MIT
user-invocable	true

Supply Chain Security

This skill packages the durable software supply chain security (SSSC) reference material: open-standard catalogs, the combined capabilities inventory, and the classification taxonomies used to assess a repository's posture and turn gaps into prioritized work items.

When to use

Use this skill when you need to:

• Assess a repository against the 27 combined supply chain capabilities from hve-core and physical-ai-toolchain.
• Map posture against OpenSSF Scorecard, SLSA v1.0, OpenSSF Best Practices Badge, Sigstore (cosign), or NTIA SBOM minimum elements.
• Classify a gap by adoption category, effort size, or qualitative concern level.
• Derive work item priority and execution order from Scorecard risk levels.

Skill layout

Load the reference file for the topic you need. Each file holds the verbatim standard catalog or taxonomy.

Reference	Topic
references/00-index.md	Navigation catalog for every reference in this skill
references/openssf-scorecard.md	OpenSSF Scorecard 20 checks with risk levels and score ranges
references/slsa-levels.md	SLSA v1.0 Build track levels L0 through L3
references/best-practices-badge.md	OpenSSF Best Practices Badge Passing, Silver, and Gold criteria
references/sigstore-maturity.md	Sigstore (cosign) adoption maturity levels
references/sbom-elements.md	NTIA SBOM minimum elements and format guidance
references/capabilities-inventory.md	27 combined capabilities across hve-core, PAT, and shared sets
references/adoption-categories.md	Six adoption categories, effort sizing, and concern levels
references/scorecard-check-mapping.md	Full 20-check implementation and adoption reference mapping
references/priority-derivation.md	Risk level to priority and execution order derivation

Attribution

Standard catalogs in this skill derive from their respective upstream projects. Per-reference attribution appears at the bottom of each reference file. See references/00-index.md for the consolidated attribution summary.