About security-reviewer-formats
A specification skill for security, accessibility, and RAI review orchestrators and subagents. It provides shared templates and data contracts for reports, findings, completion statuses, and severity levels.
Key features
- 01Audit, diff, and plan report templates
- 02Finding and verification data formats
- 03Completion and scan-status formats
- 04Shared severity definitions
Use cases
- 01Standardizing reports across review modes
- 02Exchanging findings between subagents
- 03Applying consistent severity levels
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ microsoft/ hve-core --skill security-reviewer-formatsAfter installing, type/security-reviewer-formatsin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
references/completion-formats.mdfinding-formats.mdreport-formats.mdseverity-definitions.mdDetails
From the project READMESecurity Reviewer Formats — Skill Entry
This SKILL.md is the entrypoint for the security reviewer format specifications skill.
The skill provides shared format templates and data contracts used by security, accessibility, and RAI review orchestrators and their subagents. Each reference file covers a focused area of the reporting pipeline.
Normative references
- Report Formats — VULN_REPORT_V1, PLAN_REPORT_V1, and RAI_REPORT_V1 templates.
- Finding Formats — Security and RAI finding, verification, and collection formats.
- Completion Formats — Scan status, completion, RAI response, and terminal error formats.
- Severity Definitions — Standard severity level definitions for all OWASP skill assessments.
Skill layout
SKILL.md— this file (skill entrypoint).references/— format specification documents.report-formats.md— full report templates for audit, diff, and plan modes.finding-formats.md— serialization and collection formats for findings exchange between subagents.completion-formats.md— status updates, completion summaries, and the minimal profile stub.severity-definitions.md— severity level table shared across all assessments.
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