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Security pattern for encrypting specific data before transmission. Use when only certain data elements need encryption, implementing field-level encryption for transit, or when entities must actively manage enc...
Security pattern for implementing authentication in software systems. Use when designing or reviewing authentication mechanisms, implementing login systems, verifying user identity, protecting system access, or...
Security pattern combining session authentication with authorization. Use when implementing web application security requiring both user authentication via session IDs and authorization checks for resource acce...
Security pattern for implementing password-based authentication. Use when designing login systems with username/password, implementing password storage, hashing, salting, peppering, password policies, or passwo...
Security pattern for filtering data before sending to external entities. Use when preventing excessive data exposure, implementing data minimization, protecting sensitive information in API responses, or ensuri...
Security pattern for implementing digital signatures. Use when implementing document signing, code signing, certificate signing, non-repudiation, or verifying authenticity and integrity of messages using asymme...
Security pattern for channel-level encryption (TLS/SSH). Use when implementing HTTPS, securing all communication between endpoints, setting up TLS connections, or when infrastructure should handle encryption tr...
Security pattern for implementing access control and authorization. Use when designing permission systems, implementing RBAC/ABAC, preventing unauthorized access, addressing privilege escalation, or ensuring us...
Security pattern for delegating cryptographic operations and key management to an external service. Use when designing systems that should not possess cryptographic keys directly. Implementation of Cryptographi...
Security pattern for implementing security logging and audit trails. Use when designing logging systems for security events, implementing non-repudiation, creating audit trails, or addressing security monitorin...
Check and install OpenAPI Sync MCP server dependency
Design secure webhooks with HMAC validation, idempotency patterns, and event-driven architecture
Identify security vulnerabilities including OWASP Top 10 issues, implement secure coding practices, and validate authentication/authorization implementations
Implement robust third-party API integrations with proper authentication, error handling, and rate limiting
Implement exponential backoff, token bucket algorithms, and API quota management
Scan dependencies and code for known vulnerabilities using automated tools, triage security issues, and prioritize remediation
Clerk authentication integration patterns for Next.js and Convex. Invoke for: user authentication, session management, JWT templates, webhook handling, middleware configuration, protected routes, Convex auth in...
Patterns for reliable external service integration: env validation, health checks, error handling, observability. Invoke when integrating Stripe, Clerk, Sendgrid, or any external API.
Apply billing and security best practices for payment/auth integrations. Invoke when: setting up Stripe/Clerk/auth, debugging payment issues, configuring webhooks, before prod deployment, after billing incident...
Expert Better Auth implementation for TypeScript/JavaScript authentication. Covers sessions, OAuth providers, plugins, adapters, and security. Use when working with authentication, login, signup, sessions, OAut...
Build RESTful APIs with Laravel using API Resources, Sanctum authentication, rate limiting, and versioning. Use when creating API endpoints, transforming responses, or handling API authentication.
Implement authentication with Sanctum, Passport, Socialite, Fortify, policies, and gates. Use when setting up user authentication, API tokens, social login, or authorization.
Spatie Laravel Permission - roles, permissions, middleware, Blade directives. Use when implementing RBAC, role-based access control, or user authorization.
AWS SSO discovery, configuration, and terminal usage
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