security-scan

Security Scan Command

Run language-specific security scanners on the specified path or entire project.

Task

1. Determine scan target:

   • If $1 is provided, use it as the target path
   • If no argument, scan the entire project (current directory)

2. Detect languages in the target path:

   • Use Glob to find file types: **/*.py, **/*.go, **/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}
   • Determine which security tools are needed

3. Run security scans (using uvx/npx for on-demand tool execution):

   • Python files → Use bandit (https://github.com/PyCQA/bandit)
     • Run: uvx bandit -r $TARGET -f screen (or -f json for JSON output)
   • Go files → Use gosec (https://github.com/securego/gosec)
     • Check: gosec -version
     • Install if missing: go install github.com/securego/gosec/v2/cmd/gosec@latest
     • Run: gosec -fmt=text ./... (or -fmt=json)
   • JS/TS files → Use ultracite (https://www.ultracite.ai/usage)
     • Run: npx ultracite check (checks for security and quality issues)
     • Alternative: npx ultracite fix (auto-fixes issues where possible)

4. If Go tools are missing:

   • Ask user if they want to install gosec

5. Report findings:

   • Parse output and summarize security issues by severity
   • Show high/medium/low severity counts
   • List critical findings with file locations
   • Provide recommendations for fixing issues

Target Path

${1:-.}

Notes

• Use uvx for Python tools (no installation required)
• Use npx for JS/TS tools (no installation required)
• For Go tools, check availability and offer installation
• Handle cases where no files of a given type exist
• Provide clear, actionable security recommendations