A code-review subagent for the Venom harness that examines specified changes and returns concrete findings with line numbers. It checks correctness, API compatibility, security, performance, tests, memory notes, and coding standards.
A debugging specialist that investigates bugs, service failures, and broken tests by tracing their root causes. It gathers evidence, tests a small number of hypotheses, and proposes a fix without applying it.
A security-review agent that scans code for serious, usable vulnerabilities using checks based on the OWASP Top 10, a common list of web security risks. It works in an isolated context and reports only findings judged highly credible.
A coding agent that writes missing tests, follows test-driven development (TDD), and adds regression tests. TDD means writing a test that fails first, then implementing the smallest change that makes it pass.
A project-analysis command that examines a codebase and updates its .claude configuration, including rules, skills, hooks, and notes. The command's instructions are written in Korean.
Runs before the agent uses a tool for Bash, Write and Edit tool calls, executing block-dangerous.sh and protect-paths.sh (2 commands). From KirSsuRyu/venom.
A skill for updating the Venom project harness when repeated mistakes, coding patterns, project changes, or user corrections reveal that its guidance needs to evolve. The harness is the project's collection of rules, skills, hooks, and notes.
A set of safe procedures for common Git tasks, such as staging changes, writing commits, creating branches, and opening pull requests. Git is the version-control system used to track code changes.
A debugging agent that investigates bugs, outages, and failed tests in an isolated context. It gathers evidence, tests possible causes, identifies the root cause, and suggests a fix without applying it.
A set of development instructions for the Venom project, including rules, skills, and hooks that guide how work is done in a repository. Hooks are automatic checks or actions tied to development events.