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pyspector-security-audit

Run a full Python codebase security audit using PySpector (https://github.com/ParzivalHack/PySpector), a Rust-core SAST scanner. Use this skill whenever the user asks for a security audit, vulnerability scan, SAST scan, code security review, or dependency/CVE check of a Python codebase or repository, including phrasing like "check this repo for vulnerabilities," "is my code secure," "audit my project," "scan for CVEs," or "find security issues." Also trigger if the user mentions PySpector by name for any reason (install, upgrade, run, configure). This skill installs PySpector (including its required Rust toolchain) if missing, selects scan flags based on what the codebase actually looks like, runs the scan, verifies findings against the real source before reporting them, and produces a report the user can read. Do not use this skill for non-Python codebases, for generic code review unrelated to security, or for fixing/patching vulnerabilities after the report already exists (that's a normal coding task).

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# PySpector Security Audit

Drive an end-to-end Python codebase security audit with PySpector: install, verify, learn the CLI, recon the codebase, scan with the right flags, verify, report.

PySpector is a Rust-core, Python-CLI SAST tool with a flow-sensitive, inter-procedural taint engine. Its ruleset spans regex (secrets/config), AST (anti-patterns), and graph/taint (data-flow vulnerability chains), plus optional AI/LLM-specific rules and dependency CVE checks. Full project context: https://github.com/ParzivalHack/PySpector

## Workflow overview

1. Check for an existing install; install if missing (including Rust)
2. Confirm the install actually works
3. Read `pyspector --help` and `pyspector scan --help` to get the real, current flag set. Never assume flags from this document alone
4. Recon the target codebase to decide which optional rulesets apply
5. Run the scan(s) with the right flags
6. Statically re-verify the findings that matter before reporting anything