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skilllens

v0.1.1

Published

2 months ago

CLI that scans local agent skills/tools and produces security reports.

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security cli audit skills

SkillLens

SkillLens is a CLI tool that scans locally installed agent skills/tools, extracts redacted evidence, sends it to an auditor, and outputs a overview report.

Install

Run once:

npx skilllens scan
pnpm dlx skilllens scan

Install globally:

pnpm add -g skilllens

Usage

skilllens scan
skilllens scan [path] [--auditor claude|codex]
skilllens config

scan uses scan.autoRoots from the config by default. Pass a path to scan a specific directory instead. Scan output includes auditor CLI availability for claude and codex

First-run setup (scan)

skilllens scan creates a global config on first run:

User config: ~/.skilllens/config.json

The config includes:

auditor (defaults to the first available CLI)
scan.autoRoots (default skill locations)

Default scan roots:

~/.claude/skills
~/.opencode/skills
~/.codex/skills

SkillLens also seeds .codex/skills/.system plus common XDG config/data locations; adjust scan.autoRoots as needed.

To view the current config and its path:

skilllens config

Edit auditor or scan.autoRoots in the config file to change the CLI tool or add skill paths.

Notes

The v0.1 implementation focuses on packaging and scan output. Auditor calls and deep scanning are stubbed and will evolve.
SkillLens uses auditor CLIs (no direct API calls). Install and login to claude or codex.
Missing auditor CLIs still produce scan results with audit status skipped.

Development

npm run lint
npm run smoke