Scan libraries for security vulnerabilities using Snyk analysis. Identify risks, check licenses, and get remediation guidance for packages in ecosystems like npm, PyPI, or Maven.
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- Check license compliance for project dependencies using Snyk to assess risks and ensure adherence to selected policies.MIT
- Set up continuous security monitoring for a project directory to detect vulnerabilities and maintain protection over time.MIT
- Scan project dependencies for security vulnerabilities to identify and address potential risks in your codebase.MIT
- Analyze AI agent skills for security risks including prompt injection, malicious code, and credential handling using static analysis across 8 risk categories. Returns risk scores and detailed findings.MIT
- Scan an AI agent skill/plugin for security issues across 8 risk categories (Snyk ToxicSkills taxonomy). Checks for prompt injection, malicious code, suspicious downloads, credential handling, secret detection, third-party content, unverifiable dependencies, and financial access patterns. Static analysis only — no code execution. Returns risk score (0-100), severity-ranked findings with file locations, and human-readable summary.Connector
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