phinq-governance

Run a compliance-focused check of a Claude Code setup across network egress, Anthropic routing, long-running automation, sensitive-data exposure, and audit controls. The skill separates locally verified evidence from account, region, payment, and identity facts that only the user can confirm, then returns a risk level and practical remediation steps. It is not a ban-evasion tool and does not advise proxy rotation, fake identities, or unsupported-region bypasses.

Ask whether one CVE affects your environment and receive an affected, not affected, or needs verification verdict with each deciding condition tied to a source. The skill builds a persistent local environment profile and checks version, configuration, vendor fixes, and attacker prerequisites. It is for triaging scanner findings rather than replacing scanners or producing compliance records, and it needs filesystem access plus live web access.

Use this skill to create or update credentials in 1Password, generate commit-safe .env.tpl files containing op:// references, and inject resolved values only when a command runs. It also documents rotation and integrations for common development tools. The 1Password CLI v2 must be installed and signed in, and the recommended op run pattern avoids unsafe source or eval-based injection.

production-audit examines a project’s live URL, public GitHub signals, and repository structure to surface high-impact launch risks such as webhook idempotency, RLS gaps, exposed secrets, missing rate limits, and database indexing issues. It complements in-editor security review by checking the state users actually receive after deployment. The service is primarily intended for public repositories with a live app and calls the commit.show audit API.