archguardian: Skill for Claude Code

archguardian suppress

Help the user add inline suppression comments to silence specific archguardian findings.

Instructions

1. If $ARGUMENTS contains a file path or rule ID, scope to that. Otherwise, run a scan first:

   npx archguardian scan --format json
   

2. For each finding the user wants to suppress, determine the best approach:

   • Same-line suppression (preferred for short lines):

     doSomething(); // archguard-ignore-line
     doSomething(); // archguard-ignore-line security/xss
     

   • Next-line suppression (preferred for long lines):

     // archguard-ignore
     doSomething();
     // archguard-ignore security/xss
     doSomething();
     

   • Python uses # instead of //:

     do_something()  # archguard-ignore-line
     

   • Block comments also work:

     /* archguard-ignore */
     doSomething();
     

3. Always prefer rule-specific suppression (archguard-ignore-line security/xss) over blanket suppression (archguard-ignore-line) to keep other rules active on that line.

4. Apply the edit using the Edit tool.

5. After adding suppressions, run a quick scan to confirm the findings are gone:

   npx archguardian scan --format json
   

Tips

• Only suppress genuine false positives. If the finding is valid, fix the code instead.
• When suppressing, add a brief reason comment if it's not obvious why it's suppressed.
• If many findings of the same type are false positives, consider disabling that rule in .archguard.yml instead.