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Cloudflare releases coding-agent security-audit skill

A coding-agent skill for multi-phase security audits with independently verified, machine-readable findings - cloudflare/security-audit-skill Image: Primary
Cloudflare released an open-source coding-agent skill for structured security audits. The repository describes a six-phase process covering reconnaissance, coverage-led hunting, candidate validation, structured findings, independent record verification and reporting. It says the skill seeded Cloudflare's vulnerability-discovery harness and is intended as a single-repository starting point. The workflow records confirmed, needs-validation and rejected findings, with validators for coverage and findings records. Cloudflare says the tool requires an OS-enforced sandbox before it executes target code.
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