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Claude Code Security Feature

Here's a fun way (prompt) you can use the claude code security skill / slash command to run on your whole codebase instead of just PR's or uncommitted changes if you are wondering about how it stacks up to start:

Run Anthropic's built-in /security-review on my ENTIRE codebase, not just a diff,

then restore my git state exactly as it was.

The built-in /security-review only scans `git diff origin/HEAD...` (branch vs remote

default), so to scan everything you must present the whole tree to it as the diff:

1. Capture my current state first: current branch, whether origin/HEAD is set, and

stash any uncommitted changes (git stash push -u) so nothing is lost.

2. Build an empty-base structure so the full tree shows as the diff:

- empty=$(git commit-tree 4b825dc642cb6eb9a060e54bf8d69288fbee4904 -m "scan base")

- w=$(git commit-tree $(git rev-parse HEAD^{tree}) -p $empty -m "scan tree")

- git checkout -b secscan-tmp $w

- git update-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD $empty

- verify `git diff --name-only origin/HEAD...` lists all files

3. Invoke the actual built-in /security-review skill (its genuine identify →

parallel false-positive filtering → confidence≥8 methodology). Do NOT substitute

a manual review or a multi-agent workflow — I want the real feature.

4. ALWAYS restore afterward, even if the scan errors: checkout my original branch,

delete secscan-tmp, restore origin/HEAD to its prior state (or delete the ref if

it wasn't set), and pop my stash. Confirm `git status` matches the starting state.

5. Give me the final findings report, then a one-line confirmation that git is restored.

Don't commit anything. Don't push.

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