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Security & trust
Vetting skills, secrets hygiene, code and supply-chain review.
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SkillSpector
NVIDIA's scanner that checks an agent skill or MCP server for prompt injection, data exfiltration and other risks before you install it.
Tool by NVIDIA Any agent, Claude Code, Codex, Gemini
Official Reviewed — safe to install Runs on your machine -
Cisco Skill Scanner
Cisco AI Defense's scanner for agent skills, combining YARA and pattern rules, code dataflow analysis and an optional LLM judge to flag prompt injection, exfiltration and malicious code.
Tool by Cisco AI Defense Any agent, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor
Official Reviewed — safe to install Runs on your machine -
Claude Code official plugin directory
Anthropic's plugin marketplace for Claude Code, with Anthropic-built plugins for code review, security review, plugin and MCP development, plus vetted partner plugins.
Plugin by Anthropic Claude Code
Official Reviewed — install with care Changes things freely -
Gitleaks
Finds API keys, tokens and other secrets in a git history, a folder or piped input, locally and with no account.
Tool by Gitleaks Any agent
Official Reviewed — safe to install Runs on your machine -
OpenSSF Scorecard
Scores a GitHub or GitLab repository on security practices — branch protection, pinned dependencies, signed releases, dangerous workflows, maintenance — so you can judge where a skill comes from.
Tool by OpenSSF Any agent
Official Reviewed — safe to install Reads your accounts -
OSV-Scanner
Google's scanner that matches a project's lockfiles, vendored code or container image against the open OSV.dev vulnerability database.
Tool by Google Any agent
Official Reviewed — safe to install Runs on your machine -
Snyk Agent Scan
Finds the MCP servers and skills installed across your coding agents and checks them for prompt injection, tool poisoning, toxic flows and malicious code.
Tool by Snyk Any agent, Claude Code, Claude apps, Cursor, Codex, Gemini
Official Reviewed — install with care Runs on your machine
Curated by Andrew Borden-Chisholm. Notes on building with these tools are on the blog.