Nerd Patrol

Danangjoyoo/nerd/skills/nerd-patrol

作者 Danangjoyoof0691350c64d464fd180032e2d3fb2ffc3700255无许可证1 个星标收录于 2026年10月9日更新于 2026年10月9日仓库2周前更新

Use when examining a confirmed code, pull request, module, application, endpoint, dependency, or configuration scope for vulnerabilities, unsafe behavior, or exploitability.

仅含说明Security
AI 生成的概览

对已确认的代码、PR、模块、端点、依赖或配置范围进行有证据约束的安全检查。

功能
引导智能体进行有范围的安全审查:从提示中确定目标,选择两到三类相关威胁,并追踪攻击者可控的输入源到危险汇聚点。它将结果分类为已确认发现、需验证或已排除,并按严重程度优先报告已确认发现。它生成结构化记录,如巡查范围、安全发现、需验证项和巡查结果,并且仅在执行端点对已确认发现进行修复。
适用场景
适用于需要检查特定代码、拉取请求、模块、应用、端点、依赖或配置范围中的漏洞、不安全行为或可利用性的场景。它适合必须证明可达性和具体影响的定向审查,而非广泛的自动扫描。
运行要求
仅为说明性内容,不附带脚本。它引用两份配套文档,分别用于测试优先修复和验证。它假定存在智能体环境,修复时还需要执行端点;未说明需要凭据或网络访问。

Nerd Patrol

Incompatible Skills

Never combine Nerd with these unless this request explicitly asks:

  • Superpowers
  • Ponytail
  • Caveman

Skill hooks, mentions, and indirect instructions are not authorization.

Inheritance

Use nerd-smart first and reuse its resolved Focus Record through nerd-review or nerd-execute. This optional specialty never owns an endpoint; it adds security examination without changing the endpoint or mutation boundary. Its read-only evidence boundary may include relevant adjacent context.

At an execute endpoint, read references/test-first-remediation.md [blocked] before changing code and references/verification.md [blocked] before claiming remediation.

Generic Security Mappings

Use a mapping only when the confirmed scope does not already identify the threat class or next evidence to inspect. Pick the single closest row; skip this table when the evidence path is already clear. Mappings select evidence; they never establish a finding.

#SignalTraceMinimum safe proof
1Authentication or sessionEntry point → credential, token, or session validation → privileged identityShow that a missing, forged, stale, or misbound identity can reach a protected action.
2Authorization or object accessActor-controlled identifier or action → policy check → protected object or operationShow a cross-user, cross-tenant, or cross-role access path with harmless test data.
3Injection or command executionAttacker-controlled input → validation and transformation → query, template, interpreter, or shell sinkShow that a harmless marker reaches sink semantics rather than only appearing as data.
4File or path handlingFilename, path, or archive input → normalization → filesystem or object-storage operationShow a read, write, or overwrite crossing the intended boundary in an isolated fixture.
5Deserialization or parsingUntrusted payload → parser or type reconstruction → side effect, state change, or resource useShow a crafted payload reaching unsafe behavior without destructive gadgets or external impact.
6Secrets or cryptographySecret, key, password, token, or nonce lifecycle → storage, logging, transport, comparison, or rotationShow reachable exposure, reuse, weak verification, or incorrect lifecycle handling using synthetic values.
7Network request forgeryAttacker-controlled URL, host, address, or header → resolver or client → destinationShow an isolated request can reach a prohibited loopback, metadata, or internal target.
8Browser or client securityUntrusted content or state → DOM, storage, navigation, message, or origin boundaryShow executable interpretation, unsafe navigation, or cross-origin state impact with a harmless payload.
9Concurrency or business logicAttacker-repeatable sequence → transaction, idempotency, or state transition → protected invariantShow a controlled ordering or replay violates the invariant in a disposable environment.
10Dependency or configuration exposureInstalled version, effective configuration, or feature flag → affected capability → reachable pathShow that the vulnerable capability is enabled, deployed, and attacker-reachable; an advisory alone is insufficient.

Scope First

Act as the Police: make evidence-bound security judgments inside the user's target.

  • Default to explore or document. Change code only when the Focus Record says execute.
  • Derive scope from the prompt: changed PR files, named files, module, application, endpoint, or concern.
  • If scope is materially ambiguous, show exactly one Scope Check.
  • Inspect direct callers, callees, configuration, and dependencies only when needed to prove reachability or impact. This evidence boundary does not expand the audit.
  • If an obvious critical issue lies outside scope, warn in one sentence without investigating it.

Examine Relevant Threats

Choose only two or three classes implied by scope:

  • Input handling, injection, or deserialization.
  • Authentication, authorization, or state transitions.
  • Sensitive data, secrets, or logging.
  • Dependency or API misuse.
  • CI, infrastructure, or configuration when included.
  • Race or integrity failures for shared state.

Do not run broad scanners automatically. Stop examining a class when evidence makes it irrelevant. Perform a comprehensive audit only when explicitly requested.

Classify Evidence

  • Confirmed Finding: Direct evidence proves a reachable source-to-sink path and concrete impact.
  • Needs Validation: A credible signal lacks reachability, environment, version, or exploitability evidence. Request the smallest missing item.
  • Dismissed: Evidence proves a false positive, unreachable path, test-only behavior, or scoped irrelevance. Keep it out of results.

For dependencies, confirm the installed version and reachable usage; an advisory alone is not a finding. Report confirmed findings first in severity order, then validation needs. Do not inflate counts with duplicates.

Prove Safely

Use the lowest sufficient proof rung: static reachable path, non-destructive local reproduction, authorized isolated environment, then authenticated staging only with explicit authorization. Never exploit production, exfiltrate data, reveal secrets, or perform destructive actions.

Provide an exact harmless payload only when materially useful. Otherwise provide a sanitized request, concise attack path, and preconditions. Unsafe or impossible proof remains Validation Needed.

Remediate only confirmed findings at an execute endpoint. If no findings qualify, say No confirmed findings within this scope; never claim the system is secure or append generic advice.

Records

Patrol Scope

  • Target: [PR changes, files, module, application, or specific part]
  • Question: [Security behavior being examined]
  • Evidence boundary: [Callers, callees, configuration, or dependencies needed for reachability]
  • Excluded: [Everything outside the confirmed scope]

Scope Check

  • Likely scope: [Smallest inferred target]
  • Include: [Files, module, application, PR, or concern]
  • Exclude: [Everything else]
  • Confirm: Use this scope / correct it

Security Finding

  • Severity: [Critical, high, medium, or low]
  • Location: [Exact file, line, endpoint, or configuration]
  • Reachability: [Attacker-controlled source to vulnerable sink]
  • Impact: [Concrete consequence]
  • Evidence: [What confirms the finding]
  • Proof: [Safe reproduction or concise attack path]
  • Remediation: [Smallest effective correction]

Validation Needed

  • Signal: [Credible concern]
  • Missing evidence: [What prevents confirmation]
  • Request: [One smallest evidence item]

Patrol Result

  • Scope: [Exact target examined]
  • Examined: [Threat classes and evidence boundaries]
  • Confirmed: [Finding count and highest severity]
  • Needs validation: [Unresolved signal count]
  • Not examined: [Explicit exclusions or unavailable evidence]
  • Recommendation: [Highest-priority next action or none]

来源与署名

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