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Cloudflare open-sourced the security audit skill that helped inspire its internal vulnerability discovery system. 🔐 Install it in Claude Code, point it at a codebase you own, and ask it to run a security audit. Here's what makes it different: 🔍 Maps the codebase and its trust boundaries 🤖...

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