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Configures the Aikido plugin by signing the user in through the MCP login tool and verifying the MCP server. Use when the user wants to set up or verify the Aikido plugin, after installing it, when aikido mcp tool call fails or is unavailable, or when the user wants to switch Aikido accounts or re-authenticate.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
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| name | setup |
| description | Configures the Aikido plugin by signing the user in through the MCP login tool and verifying the MCP server. Use when the user wants to set up or verify the Aikido plugin, after installing it, when aikido mcp tool call fails or is unavailable, or when the user wants to switch Aikido accounts or re-authenticate. |
When helping the user configure the Aikido security plugin:
Before doing anything else, run node --version to check the installed Node.js version.
If the user is asking to switch accounts or re-authenticate, call aikido:aikido_login with force_reauth: true and skip step 1 — the tool will always return a fresh sign-in URL. Continue from step 3 to walk the user through opening the URL and step 4 to verify.
Otherwise, follow the standard setup flow:
state, redirect_uri, or regionRedirect query parameters — and ask them to open it in a browser to complete sign-in. The URL automatically redirects the user to their account's region, so there is no need to pick a region. Only pass the optional region argument when the user explicitly names a region (e.g. EU / US / ME / AU), or when the automatic redirect sent them to the wrong one.aikido MCP server, then retry.List, count, summarize, or triage security issues from the Aikido security feed. Use when the user asks about Aikido findings, vulnerabilities, leaked secrets, SAST/IaC/SCA results, cloud or container security issues, or EOL/license/malware alerts surfaced by Aikido.
Runs an Aikido security scan on generated, added, or modified code files to detect SAST vulnerabilities and exposed secrets. Use when the user wants to scan code for security issues, after writing or modifying code, or when they mention Aikido, security scan, or SAST. Always run an Aikido scan after generating code to verify the generated code is free of security issues.