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security-review
How to review PRs for security — credentials, injection, workflow permissions, supply chain, git operation safety
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## Context
Every PR that touches authentication, credentials, environment variables, file system operations, child process execution, user input handling, GitHub API calls, or workflow files must be reviewed for security. This skill provides a systematic checklist for catching security issues before they reach production.
Use this skill when a PR includes any of:
- Changes to `.github/workflows/` files
- New or modified environment variable usage
- File system read/write operations driven by user input
- Child process execution (`child_process.exec`, `child_process.spawn`)
- GitHub API calls (Octokit, `gh` CLI wrappers)
- New npm dependencies
- Credential or token handling
- Template rendering with dynamic values
