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Quant-Off Security Skills

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A Claude Codeplugin marketplace for security research. It provides the methodology Claude Code needs to verify cryptographic code, analyze binary artifacts with Ghidra, and audit codebases accurately and repeatably.

Why

Security guarantees are easy to claim but hard to verify. Constant-time code can be turned into a timing attack by the compiler, a memset that wipes a key can be deleted by DSE (Dead-Store Elimination), and an audit that relies on memory alone easily misses the one unauthorized hole that actually matters. These skills codify a zero-trust, evidence-first workflow structure so that guarantees become proof rather than assumption.

Available plugins

The skills currently included in this repository are listed in the table below.

PluginRole
crypto-source-auditSource-level crypto audit checking constant-time execution, secret zeroization, constant-time comparison, CSPRNG usage, and side-channel resistance
binary-crypto-verifyUses reverse-engineering tools (Ghidra, objdump, radare2) to verify that constant-time logic and zeroization survived the compiler (no reintroduced branches, no dead-store-eliminated wipes)
codebase-security-auditZero-trust audit across injection, authentication and authorization, secrets, crypto misuse, memory safety, deserialization, SSRF, and dependency risk, producing severity-ranked, evidence-backed findings

All plugins are designed to chain together. Audit the source with crypto-source-audit, confirm the compiler preserved those guarantees with binary-crypto-verify, and sweep everything else structurally with codebase-security-audit.

How the skills work

Each skill follows the same shape, so the output is an audit rather than a pile of grep hits.

  • Explicit scope. Every skill states when to use it and when to use a sibling instead, so the right methodology runs for the question asked.
  • Rationalizations to reject. Each skill opens with the shortcuts that produce wrong or missed findings, and the action required instead of each one.
  • Worklist, not verdict. Tool and grep output is treated as candidates. Each item must be traced to a named secret or a named untrusted source before it can be reported, and untraceable items are recorded as dismissed rather than dropped in silence.
  • Evidence gates. Findings carry non-negotiable evidence requirements and a confidence level. An assertion in a comment or from a reviewer does not lower a finding's confidence on its own.
  • Stated blind spots. Every skill enumerates its own limitations, so an empty report is not mistaken for a clean bill of health.
  • Progressive disclosure.SKILL.md stays short and routes to references/ for the detail the current phase needs. binary-crypto-verify also ships a working Ghidra headless script in scripts/.

Install

Add the marketplace to your Claude Code environment with the commands below. You can then install any plugin you want.

/plugin marketplace add Quant-Off/skills
/plugin install crypto-source-audit@quant-security
/plugin install binary-crypto-verify@quant-security
/plugin install codebase-security-audit@quant-security
/plugin install ...

quant-security is the name of this marketplace (defined in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json). Each plugin lives under plugins/<name> in this repository. Manage your installs as follows.

/plugin list # list installed plugins
/plugin marketplace update # pull updates
/plugin disable <name>@quant-security

For development environments, you can also add a local checkout as a marketplace.

/plugin marketplace add ./path/to/this-repo

Use

Once installed, a skill activates automatically when your request matches it (for example, "audit this crypto code for constant-time issues" or "check in the binary that this memset was not optimized away"). You can also invoke them directly.

/crypto-source-audit
/binary-crypto-verify
/codebase-security-audit

binary-crypto-verify requires Ghidra ($GHIDRA_HOME) or objdump or radare2 on the host.

Repository layout

root/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json # marketplace manifest (repo root)
├── plugins/
│ └── <plugin-name>/
│ ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│ ├── skills/<skill-name>/
│ │ ├── SKILL.md # entry point, under 500 lines
│ │ ├── references/ # detail loaded on demand
│ │ └── scripts/ # optional executable helpers
│ └── README.md
├── CLAUDE.md # agent guide
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # contribution guide
└── README.md # English docs (this file)

Contributing

For how to add a plugin, validation steps, and conventions, see CONTRIBUTING.md. Claude Code operating in this repo follows the directives in CLAUDE.md. All skills must follow a zero-trust, air-gapped-ready posture by default. Work offline where possible, never exfiltrate code or secrets, and attach concrete evidence and a clear fix to every finding.

License

MIT

About

Claude Code plugin marketplace for security auditing. evidence-based skills for constant-time crypto review, compiler-survival checks in binaries, and zero-trust codebase audits.

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Resources

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Quant-Off Security Skills

English | 한국어

A Claude Codeplugin marketplace for security research. It provides the methodology Claude Code needs to verify cryptographic code, analyze binary artifacts with Ghidra, and audit codebases accurately and repeatably.

Why

Security guarantees are easy to claim but hard to verify. Constant-time code can be turned into a timing attack by the compiler, a memset that wipes a key can be deleted by DSE (Dead-Store Elimination), and an audit that relies on memory alone easily misses the one unauthorized hole that actually matters. These skills codify a zero-trust, evidence-first workflow structure so that guarantees become proof rather than assumption.

Available plugins

The skills currently included in this repository are listed in the table below.

PluginRole
crypto-source-auditSource-level crypto audit checking constant-time execution, secret zeroization, constant-time comparison, CSPRNG usage, and side-channel resistance
binary-crypto-verifyUses reverse-engineering tools (Ghidra, objdump, radare2) to verify that constant-time logic and zeroization survived the compiler (no reintroduced branches, no dead-store-eliminated wipes)
codebase-security-auditZero-trust audit across injection, authentication and authorization, secrets, crypto misuse, memory safety, deserialization, SSRF, and dependency risk, producing severity-ranked, evidence-backed findings

All plugins are designed to chain together. Audit the source with crypto-source-audit, confirm the compiler preserved those guarantees with binary-crypto-verify, and sweep everything else structurally with codebase-security-audit.

How the skills work

Each skill follows the same shape, so the output is an audit rather than a pile of grep hits.

  • Explicit scope. Every skill states when to use it and when to use a sibling instead, so the right methodology runs for the question asked.
  • Rationalizations to reject. Each skill opens with the shortcuts that produce wrong or missed findings, and the action required instead of each one.
  • Worklist, not verdict. Tool and grep output is treated as candidates. Each item must be traced to a named secret or a named untrusted source before it can be reported, and untraceable items are recorded as dismissed rather than dropped in silence.
  • Evidence gates. Findings carry non-negotiable evidence requirements and a confidence level. An assertion in a comment or from a reviewer does not lower a finding's confidence on its own.
  • Stated blind spots. Every skill enumerates its own limitations, so an empty report is not mistaken for a clean bill of health.
  • Progressive disclosure.SKILL.md stays short and routes to references/ for the detail the current phase needs. binary-crypto-verify also ships a working Ghidra headless script in scripts/.

Install

Add the marketplace to your Claude Code environment with the commands below. You can then install any plugin you want.

/plugin marketplace add Quant-Off/skills
/plugin install crypto-source-audit@quant-security
/plugin install binary-crypto-verify@quant-security
/plugin install codebase-security-audit@quant-security
/plugin install ...

quant-security is the name of this marketplace (defined in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json). Each plugin lives under plugins/<name> in this repository. Manage your installs as follows.

/plugin list # list installed plugins
/plugin marketplace update # pull updates
/plugin disable <name>@quant-security

For development environments, you can also add a local checkout as a marketplace.

/plugin marketplace add ./path/to/this-repo

Use

Once installed, a skill activates automatically when your request matches it (for example, "audit this crypto code for constant-time issues" or "check in the binary that this memset was not optimized away"). You can also invoke them directly.

/crypto-source-audit
/binary-crypto-verify
/codebase-security-audit

binary-crypto-verify requires Ghidra ($GHIDRA_HOME) or objdump or radare2 on the host.

Repository layout

root/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json # marketplace manifest (repo root)
├── plugins/
│ └── <plugin-name>/
│ ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│ ├── skills/<skill-name>/
│ │ ├── SKILL.md # entry point, under 500 lines
│ │ ├── references/ # detail loaded on demand
│ │ └── scripts/ # optional executable helpers
│ └── README.md
├── CLAUDE.md # agent guide
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # contribution guide
└── README.md # English docs (this file)

Contributing

For how to add a plugin, validation steps, and conventions, see CONTRIBUTING.md. Claude Code operating in this repo follows the directives in CLAUDE.md. All skills must follow a zero-trust, air-gapped-ready posture by default. Work offline where possible, never exfiltrate code or secrets, and attach concrete evidence and a clear fix to every finding.

License

MIT

About

Claude Code plugin marketplace for security auditing. evidence-based skills for constant-time crypto review, compiler-survival checks in binaries, and zero-trust codebase audits.

Topics

Resources

Contributing

Stars

1 star

Watchers

0 watching

Forks

Releases

Packages

Contributors

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Quant-Off Security Skills

English | 한국어

A Claude Codeplugin marketplace for security research. It provides the methodology Claude Code needs to verify cryptographic code, analyze binary artifacts with Ghidra, and audit codebases accurately and repeatably.

Why

Security guarantees are easy to claim but hard to verify. Constant-time code can be turned into a timing attack by the compiler, a memset that wipes a key can be deleted by DSE (Dead-Store Elimination), and an audit that relies on memory alone easily misses the one unauthorized hole that actually matters. These skills codify a zero-trust, evidence-first workflow structure so that guarantees become proof rather than assumption.

Available plugins

The skills currently included in this repository are listed in the table below.

PluginRole
crypto-source-auditSource-level crypto audit checking constant-time execution, secret zeroization, constant-time comparison, CSPRNG usage, and side-channel resistance
binary-crypto-verifyUses reverse-engineering tools (Ghidra, objdump, radare2) to verify that constant-time logic and zeroization survived the compiler (no reintroduced branches, no dead-store-eliminated wipes)
codebase-security-auditZero-trust audit across injection, authentication and authorization, secrets, crypto misuse, memory safety, deserialization, SSRF, and dependency risk, producing severity-ranked, evidence-backed findings

All plugins are designed to chain together. Audit the source with crypto-source-audit, confirm the compiler preserved those guarantees with binary-crypto-verify, and sweep everything else structurally with codebase-security-audit.

How the skills work

Each skill follows the same shape, so the output is an audit rather than a pile of grep hits.

  • Explicit scope. Every skill states when to use it and when to use a sibling instead, so the right methodology runs for the question asked.
  • Rationalizations to reject. Each skill opens with the shortcuts that produce wrong or missed findings, and the action required instead of each one.
  • Worklist, not verdict. Tool and grep output is treated as candidates. Each item must be traced to a named secret or a named untrusted source before it can be reported, and untraceable items are recorded as dismissed rather than dropped in silence.
  • Evidence gates. Findings carry non-negotiable evidence requirements and a confidence level. An assertion in a comment or from a reviewer does not lower a finding's confidence on its own.
  • Stated blind spots. Every skill enumerates its own limitations, so an empty report is not mistaken for a clean bill of health.
  • Progressive disclosure.SKILL.md stays short and routes to references/ for the detail the current phase needs. binary-crypto-verify also ships a working Ghidra headless script in scripts/.

Install

Add the marketplace to your Claude Code environment with the commands below. You can then install any plugin you want.

/plugin marketplace add Quant-Off/skills
/plugin install crypto-source-audit@quant-security
/plugin install binary-crypto-verify@quant-security
/plugin install codebase-security-audit@quant-security
/plugin install ...

quant-security is the name of this marketplace (defined in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json). Each plugin lives under plugins/<name> in this repository. Manage your installs as follows.

/plugin list # list installed plugins
/plugin marketplace update # pull updates
/plugin disable <name>@quant-security

For development environments, you can also add a local checkout as a marketplace.

/plugin marketplace add ./path/to/this-repo

Use

Once installed, a skill activates automatically when your request matches it (for example, "audit this crypto code for constant-time issues" or "check in the binary that this memset was not optimized away"). You can also invoke them directly.

/crypto-source-audit
/binary-crypto-verify
/codebase-security-audit

binary-crypto-verify requires Ghidra ($GHIDRA_HOME) or objdump or radare2 on the host.

Repository layout

root/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json # marketplace manifest (repo root)
├── plugins/
│ └── <plugin-name>/
│ ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│ ├── skills/<skill-name>/
│ │ ├── SKILL.md # entry point, under 500 lines
│ │ ├── references/ # detail loaded on demand
│ │ └── scripts/ # optional executable helpers
│ └── README.md
├── CLAUDE.md # agent guide
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # contribution guide
└── README.md # English docs (this file)

Contributing

For how to add a plugin, validation steps, and conventions, see CONTRIBUTING.md. Claude Code operating in this repo follows the directives in CLAUDE.md. All skills must follow a zero-trust, air-gapped-ready posture by default. Work offline where possible, never exfiltrate code or secrets, and attach concrete evidence and a clear fix to every finding.

License

MIT

About

Claude Code plugin marketplace for security auditing. evidence-based skills for constant-time crypto review, compiler-survival checks in binaries, and zero-trust codebase audits.

Topics

Resources

Contributing

Stars

1 star

Watchers

0 watching

Forks

Releases

Packages

Contributors

Languages

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Quant-Off Security Skills

English | 한국어

A Claude Codeplugin marketplace for security research. It provides the methodology Claude Code needs to verify cryptographic code, analyze binary artifacts with Ghidra, and audit codebases accurately and repeatably.

Why

Security guarantees are easy to claim but hard to verify. Constant-time code can be turned into a timing attack by the compiler, a memset that wipes a key can be deleted by DSE (Dead-Store Elimination), and an audit that relies on memory alone easily misses the one unauthorized hole that actually matters. These skills codify a zero-trust, evidence-first workflow structure so that guarantees become proof rather than assumption.

Available plugins

The skills currently included in this repository are listed in the table below.

PluginRole
crypto-source-auditSource-level crypto audit checking constant-time execution, secret zeroization, constant-time comparison, CSPRNG usage, and side-channel resistance
binary-crypto-verifyUses reverse-engineering tools (Ghidra, objdump, radare2) to verify that constant-time logic and zeroization survived the compiler (no reintroduced branches, no dead-store-eliminated wipes)
codebase-security-auditZero-trust audit across injection, authentication and authorization, secrets, crypto misuse, memory safety, deserialization, SSRF, and dependency risk, producing severity-ranked, evidence-backed findings

All plugins are designed to chain together. Audit the source with crypto-source-audit, confirm the compiler preserved those guarantees with binary-crypto-verify, and sweep everything else structurally with codebase-security-audit.

How the skills work

Each skill follows the same shape, so the output is an audit rather than a pile of grep hits.

  • Explicit scope. Every skill states when to use it and when to use a sibling instead, so the right methodology runs for the question asked.
  • Rationalizations to reject. Each skill opens with the shortcuts that produce wrong or missed findings, and the action required instead of each one.
  • Worklist, not verdict. Tool and grep output is treated as candidates. Each item must be traced to a named secret or a named untrusted source before it can be reported, and untraceable items are recorded as dismissed rather than dropped in silence.
  • Evidence gates. Findings carry non-negotiable evidence requirements and a confidence level. An assertion in a comment or from a reviewer does not lower a finding's confidence on its own.
  • Stated blind spots. Every skill enumerates its own limitations, so an empty report is not mistaken for a clean bill of health.
  • Progressive disclosure.SKILL.md stays short and routes to references/ for the detail the current phase needs. binary-crypto-verify also ships a working Ghidra headless script in scripts/.

Install

Add the marketplace to your Claude Code environment with the commands below. You can then install any plugin you want.

/plugin marketplace add Quant-Off/skills
/plugin install crypto-source-audit@quant-security
/plugin install binary-crypto-verify@quant-security
/plugin install codebase-security-audit@quant-security
/plugin install ...

quant-security is the name of this marketplace (defined in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json). Each plugin lives under plugins/<name> in this repository. Manage your installs as follows.

/plugin list # list installed plugins
/plugin marketplace update # pull updates
/plugin disable <name>@quant-security

For development environments, you can also add a local checkout as a marketplace.

/plugin marketplace add ./path/to/this-repo

Use

Once installed, a skill activates automatically when your request matches it (for example, "audit this crypto code for constant-time issues" or "check in the binary that this memset was not optimized away"). You can also invoke them directly.

/crypto-source-audit
/binary-crypto-verify
/codebase-security-audit

binary-crypto-verify requires Ghidra ($GHIDRA_HOME) or objdump or radare2 on the host.

Repository layout

root/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json # marketplace manifest (repo root)
├── plugins/
│ └── <plugin-name>/
│ ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│ ├── skills/<skill-name>/
│ │ ├── SKILL.md # entry point, under 500 lines
│ │ ├── references/ # detail loaded on demand
│ │ └── scripts/ # optional executable helpers
│ └── README.md
├── CLAUDE.md # agent guide
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # contribution guide
└── README.md # English docs (this file)

Contributing

For how to add a plugin, validation steps, and conventions, see CONTRIBUTING.md. Claude Code operating in this repo follows the directives in CLAUDE.md. All skills must follow a zero-trust, air-gapped-ready posture by default. Work offline where possible, never exfiltrate code or secrets, and attach concrete evidence and a clear fix to every finding.

License

MIT

About

Claude Code plugin marketplace for security auditing. evidence-based skills for constant-time crypto review, compiler-survival checks in binaries, and zero-trust codebase audits.

Topics

Resources

Contributing

Stars

1 star

Watchers

0 watching

Forks

Releases

Packages

Contributors

Languages

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Quant-Off Security Skills

English | 한국어

A Claude Codeplugin marketplace for security research. It provides the methodology Claude Code needs to verify cryptographic code, analyze binary artifacts with Ghidra, and audit codebases accurately and repeatably.

Why

Security guarantees are easy to claim but hard to verify. Constant-time code can be turned into a timing attack by the compiler, a memset that wipes a key can be deleted by DSE (Dead-Store Elimination), and an audit that relies on memory alone easily misses the one unauthorized hole that actually matters. These skills codify a zero-trust, evidence-first workflow structure so that guarantees become proof rather than assumption.

Available plugins

The skills currently included in this repository are listed in the table below.

PluginRole
crypto-source-auditSource-level crypto audit checking constant-time execution, secret zeroization, constant-time comparison, CSPRNG usage, and side-channel resistance
binary-crypto-verifyUses reverse-engineering tools (Ghidra, objdump, radare2) to verify that constant-time logic and zeroization survived the compiler (no reintroduced branches, no dead-store-eliminated wipes)
codebase-security-auditZero-trust audit across injection, authentication and authorization, secrets, crypto misuse, memory safety, deserialization, SSRF, and dependency risk, producing severity-ranked, evidence-backed findings

All plugins are designed to chain together. Audit the source with crypto-source-audit, confirm the compiler preserved those guarantees with binary-crypto-verify, and sweep everything else structurally with codebase-security-audit.

How the skills work

Each skill follows the same shape, so the output is an audit rather than a pile of grep hits.

  • Explicit scope. Every skill states when to use it and when to use a sibling instead, so the right methodology runs for the question asked.
  • Rationalizations to reject. Each skill opens with the shortcuts that produce wrong or missed findings, and the action required instead of each one.
  • Worklist, not verdict. Tool and grep output is treated as candidates. Each item must be traced to a named secret or a named untrusted source before it can be reported, and untraceable items are recorded as dismissed rather than dropped in silence.
  • Evidence gates. Findings carry non-negotiable evidence requirements and a confidence level. An assertion in a comment or from a reviewer does not lower a finding's confidence on its own.
  • Stated blind spots. Every skill enumerates its own limitations, so an empty report is not mistaken for a clean bill of health.
  • Progressive disclosure.SKILL.md stays short and routes to references/ for the detail the current phase needs. binary-crypto-verify also ships a working Ghidra headless script in scripts/.

Install

Add the marketplace to your Claude Code environment with the commands below. You can then install any plugin you want.

/plugin marketplace add Quant-Off/skills
/plugin install crypto-source-audit@quant-security
/plugin install binary-crypto-verify@quant-security
/plugin install codebase-security-audit@quant-security
/plugin install ...

quant-security is the name of this marketplace (defined in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json). Each plugin lives under plugins/<name> in this repository. Manage your installs as follows.

/plugin list # list installed plugins
/plugin marketplace update # pull updates
/plugin disable <name>@quant-security

For development environments, you can also add a local checkout as a marketplace.

/plugin marketplace add ./path/to/this-repo

Use

Once installed, a skill activates automatically when your request matches it (for example, "audit this crypto code for constant-time issues" or "check in the binary that this memset was not optimized away"). You can also invoke them directly.

/crypto-source-audit
/binary-crypto-verify
/codebase-security-audit

binary-crypto-verify requires Ghidra ($GHIDRA_HOME) or objdump or radare2 on the host.

Repository layout

root/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json # marketplace manifest (repo root)
├── plugins/
│ └── <plugin-name>/
│ ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│ ├── skills/<skill-name>/
│ │ ├── SKILL.md # entry point, under 500 lines
│ │ ├── references/ # detail loaded on demand
│ │ └── scripts/ # optional executable helpers
│ └── README.md
├── CLAUDE.md # agent guide
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # contribution guide
└── README.md # English docs (this file)

Contributing

For how to add a plugin, validation steps, and conventions, see CONTRIBUTING.md. Claude Code operating in this repo follows the directives in CLAUDE.md. All skills must follow a zero-trust, air-gapped-ready posture by default. Work offline where possible, never exfiltrate code or secrets, and attach concrete evidence and a clear fix to every finding.

License

MIT

About

Claude Code plugin marketplace for security auditing. evidence-based skills for constant-time crypto review, compiler-survival checks in binaries, and zero-trust codebase audits.

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Quant-Off Security Skills

English | 한국어

A Claude Codeplugin marketplace for security research. It provides the methodology Claude Code needs to verify cryptographic code, analyze binary artifacts with Ghidra, and audit codebases accurately and repeatably.

Why

Security guarantees are easy to claim but hard to verify. Constant-time code can be turned into a timing attack by the compiler, a memset that wipes a key can be deleted by DSE (Dead-Store Elimination), and an audit that relies on memory alone easily misses the one unauthorized hole that actually matters. These skills codify a zero-trust, evidence-first workflow structure so that guarantees become proof rather than assumption.

Available plugins

The skills currently included in this repository are listed in the table below.

PluginRole
crypto-source-auditSource-level crypto audit checking constant-time execution, secret zeroization, constant-time comparison, CSPRNG usage, and side-channel resistance
binary-crypto-verifyUses reverse-engineering tools (Ghidra, objdump, radare2) to verify that constant-time logic and zeroization survived the compiler (no reintroduced branches, no dead-store-eliminated wipes)
codebase-security-auditZero-trust audit across injection, authentication and authorization, secrets, crypto misuse, memory safety, deserialization, SSRF, and dependency risk, producing severity-ranked, evidence-backed findings

All plugins are designed to chain together. Audit the source with crypto-source-audit, confirm the compiler preserved those guarantees with binary-crypto-verify, and sweep everything else structurally with codebase-security-audit.

How the skills work

Each skill follows the same shape, so the output is an audit rather than a pile of grep hits.

  • Explicit scope. Every skill states when to use it and when to use a sibling instead, so the right methodology runs for the question asked.
  • Rationalizations to reject. Each skill opens with the shortcuts that produce wrong or missed findings, and the action required instead of each one.
  • Worklist, not verdict. Tool and grep output is treated as candidates. Each item must be traced to a named secret or a named untrusted source before it can be reported, and untraceable items are recorded as dismissed rather than dropped in silence.
  • Evidence gates. Findings carry non-negotiable evidence requirements and a confidence level. An assertion in a comment or from a reviewer does not lower a finding's confidence on its own.
  • Stated blind spots. Every skill enumerates its own limitations, so an empty report is not mistaken for a clean bill of health.
  • Progressive disclosure.SKILL.md stays short and routes to references/ for the detail the current phase needs. binary-crypto-verify also ships a working Ghidra headless script in scripts/.

Install

Add the marketplace to your Claude Code environment with the commands below. You can then install any plugin you want.

/plugin marketplace add Quant-Off/skills
/plugin install crypto-source-audit@quant-security
/plugin install binary-crypto-verify@quant-security
/plugin install codebase-security-audit@quant-security
/plugin install ...

quant-security is the name of this marketplace (defined in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json). Each plugin lives under plugins/<name> in this repository. Manage your installs as follows.

/plugin list # list installed plugins
/plugin marketplace update # pull updates
/plugin disable <name>@quant-security

For development environments, you can also add a local checkout as a marketplace.

/plugin marketplace add ./path/to/this-repo

Use

Once installed, a skill activates automatically when your request matches it (for example, "audit this crypto code for constant-time issues" or "check in the binary that this memset was not optimized away"). You can also invoke them directly.

/crypto-source-audit
/binary-crypto-verify
/codebase-security-audit

binary-crypto-verify requires Ghidra ($GHIDRA_HOME) or objdump or radare2 on the host.

Repository layout

root/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json # marketplace manifest (repo root)
├── plugins/
│ └── <plugin-name>/
│ ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│ ├── skills/<skill-name>/
│ │ ├── SKILL.md # entry point, under 500 lines
│ │ ├── references/ # detail loaded on demand
│ │ └── scripts/ # optional executable helpers
│ └── README.md
├── CLAUDE.md # agent guide
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # contribution guide
└── README.md # English docs (this file)

Contributing

For how to add a plugin, validation steps, and conventions, see CONTRIBUTING.md. Claude Code operating in this repo follows the directives in CLAUDE.md. All skills must follow a zero-trust, air-gapped-ready posture by default. Work offline where possible, never exfiltrate code or secrets, and attach concrete evidence and a clear fix to every finding.

License

MIT

About

Claude Code plugin marketplace for security auditing. evidence-based skills for constant-time crypto review, compiler-survival checks in binaries, and zero-trust codebase audits.

Topics

Resources

Contributing

Stars

1 star

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Quant-Off Security Skills

English | 한국어

A Claude Codeplugin marketplace for security research. It provides the methodology Claude Code needs to verify cryptographic code, analyze binary artifacts with Ghidra, and audit codebases accurately and repeatably.

Why

Security guarantees are easy to claim but hard to verify. Constant-time code can be turned into a timing attack by the compiler, a memset that wipes a key can be deleted by DSE (Dead-Store Elimination), and an audit that relies on memory alone easily misses the one unauthorized hole that actually matters. These skills codify a zero-trust, evidence-first workflow structure so that guarantees become proof rather than assumption.

Available plugins

The skills currently included in this repository are listed in the table below.

PluginRole
crypto-source-auditSource-level crypto audit checking constant-time execution, secret zeroization, constant-time comparison, CSPRNG usage, and side-channel resistance
binary-crypto-verifyUses reverse-engineering tools (Ghidra, objdump, radare2) to verify that constant-time logic and zeroization survived the compiler (no reintroduced branches, no dead-store-eliminated wipes)
codebase-security-auditZero-trust audit across injection, authentication and authorization, secrets, crypto misuse, memory safety, deserialization, SSRF, and dependency risk, producing severity-ranked, evidence-backed findings

All plugins are designed to chain together. Audit the source with crypto-source-audit, confirm the compiler preserved those guarantees with binary-crypto-verify, and sweep everything else structurally with codebase-security-audit.

How the skills work

Each skill follows the same shape, so the output is an audit rather than a pile of grep hits.

  • Explicit scope. Every skill states when to use it and when to use a sibling instead, so the right methodology runs for the question asked.
  • Rationalizations to reject. Each skill opens with the shortcuts that produce wrong or missed findings, and the action required instead of each one.
  • Worklist, not verdict. Tool and grep output is treated as candidates. Each item must be traced to a named secret or a named untrusted source before it can be reported, and untraceable items are recorded as dismissed rather than dropped in silence.
  • Evidence gates. Findings carry non-negotiable evidence requirements and a confidence level. An assertion in a comment or from a reviewer does not lower a finding's confidence on its own.
  • Stated blind spots. Every skill enumerates its own limitations, so an empty report is not mistaken for a clean bill of health.
  • Progressive disclosure.SKILL.md stays short and routes to references/ for the detail the current phase needs. binary-crypto-verify also ships a working Ghidra headless script in scripts/.

Install

Add the marketplace to your Claude Code environment with the commands below. You can then install any plugin you want.

/plugin marketplace add Quant-Off/skills
/plugin install crypto-source-audit@quant-security
/plugin install binary-crypto-verify@quant-security
/plugin install codebase-security-audit@quant-security
/plugin install ...

quant-security is the name of this marketplace (defined in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json). Each plugin lives under plugins/<name> in this repository. Manage your installs as follows.

/plugin list # list installed plugins
/plugin marketplace update # pull updates
/plugin disable <name>@quant-security

For development environments, you can also add a local checkout as a marketplace.

/plugin marketplace add ./path/to/this-repo

Use

Once installed, a skill activates automatically when your request matches it (for example, "audit this crypto code for constant-time issues" or "check in the binary that this memset was not optimized away"). You can also invoke them directly.

/crypto-source-audit
/binary-crypto-verify
/codebase-security-audit

binary-crypto-verify requires Ghidra ($GHIDRA_HOME) or objdump or radare2 on the host.

Repository layout

root/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json # marketplace manifest (repo root)
├── plugins/
│ └── <plugin-name>/
│ ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│ ├── skills/<skill-name>/
│ │ ├── SKILL.md # entry point, under 500 lines
│ │ ├── references/ # detail loaded on demand
│ │ └── scripts/ # optional executable helpers
│ └── README.md
├── CLAUDE.md # agent guide
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # contribution guide
└── README.md # English docs (this file)

Contributing

For how to add a plugin, validation steps, and conventions, see CONTRIBUTING.md. Claude Code operating in this repo follows the directives in CLAUDE.md. All skills must follow a zero-trust, air-gapped-ready posture by default. Work offline where possible, never exfiltrate code or secrets, and attach concrete evidence and a clear fix to every finding.

License

MIT

About

Claude Code plugin marketplace for security auditing. evidence-based skills for constant-time crypto review, compiler-survival checks in binaries, and zero-trust codebase audits.

Topics

Resources

Contributing

Stars

1 star

Watchers

0 watching

Forks

Releases

Packages

Contributors

Languages

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Quant-Off Security Skills

English | 한국어

A Claude Codeplugin marketplace for security research. It provides the methodology Claude Code needs to verify cryptographic code, analyze binary artifacts with Ghidra, and audit codebases accurately and repeatably.

Why

Security guarantees are easy to claim but hard to verify. Constant-time code can be turned into a timing attack by the compiler, a memset that wipes a key can be deleted by DSE (Dead-Store Elimination), and an audit that relies on memory alone easily misses the one unauthorized hole that actually matters. These skills codify a zero-trust, evidence-first workflow structure so that guarantees become proof rather than assumption.

Available plugins

The skills currently included in this repository are listed in the table below.

PluginRole
crypto-source-auditSource-level crypto audit checking constant-time execution, secret zeroization, constant-time comparison, CSPRNG usage, and side-channel resistance
binary-crypto-verifyUses reverse-engineering tools (Ghidra, objdump, radare2) to verify that constant-time logic and zeroization survived the compiler (no reintroduced branches, no dead-store-eliminated wipes)
codebase-security-auditZero-trust audit across injection, authentication and authorization, secrets, crypto misuse, memory safety, deserialization, SSRF, and dependency risk, producing severity-ranked, evidence-backed findings

All plugins are designed to chain together. Audit the source with crypto-source-audit, confirm the compiler preserved those guarantees with binary-crypto-verify, and sweep everything else structurally with codebase-security-audit.

How the skills work

Each skill follows the same shape, so the output is an audit rather than a pile of grep hits.

  • Explicit scope. Every skill states when to use it and when to use a sibling instead, so the right methodology runs for the question asked.
  • Rationalizations to reject. Each skill opens with the shortcuts that produce wrong or missed findings, and the action required instead of each one.
  • Worklist, not verdict. Tool and grep output is treated as candidates. Each item must be traced to a named secret or a named untrusted source before it can be reported, and untraceable items are recorded as dismissed rather than dropped in silence.
  • Evidence gates. Findings carry non-negotiable evidence requirements and a confidence level. An assertion in a comment or from a reviewer does not lower a finding's confidence on its own.
  • Stated blind spots. Every skill enumerates its own limitations, so an empty report is not mistaken for a clean bill of health.
  • Progressive disclosure.SKILL.md stays short and routes to references/ for the detail the current phase needs. binary-crypto-verify also ships a working Ghidra headless script in scripts/.

Install

Add the marketplace to your Claude Code environment with the commands below. You can then install any plugin you want.

/plugin marketplace add Quant-Off/skills
/plugin install crypto-source-audit@quant-security
/plugin install binary-crypto-verify@quant-security
/plugin install codebase-security-audit@quant-security
/plugin install ...

quant-security is the name of this marketplace (defined in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json). Each plugin lives under plugins/<name> in this repository. Manage your installs as follows.

/plugin list # list installed plugins
/plugin marketplace update # pull updates
/plugin disable <name>@quant-security

For development environments, you can also add a local checkout as a marketplace.

/plugin marketplace add ./path/to/this-repo

Use

Once installed, a skill activates automatically when your request matches it (for example, "audit this crypto code for constant-time issues" or "check in the binary that this memset was not optimized away"). You can also invoke them directly.

/crypto-source-audit
/binary-crypto-verify
/codebase-security-audit

binary-crypto-verify requires Ghidra ($GHIDRA_HOME) or objdump or radare2 on the host.

Repository layout

root/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json # marketplace manifest (repo root)
├── plugins/
│ └── <plugin-name>/
│ ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│ ├── skills/<skill-name>/
│ │ ├── SKILL.md # entry point, under 500 lines
│ │ ├── references/ # detail loaded on demand
│ │ └── scripts/ # optional executable helpers
│ └── README.md
├── CLAUDE.md # agent guide
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # contribution guide
└── README.md # English docs (this file)

Contributing

For how to add a plugin, validation steps, and conventions, see CONTRIBUTING.md. Claude Code operating in this repo follows the directives in CLAUDE.md. All skills must follow a zero-trust, air-gapped-ready posture by default. Work offline where possible, never exfiltrate code or secrets, and attach concrete evidence and a clear fix to every finding.

License

MIT

About

Claude Code plugin marketplace for security auditing. evidence-based skills for constant-time crypto review, compiler-survival checks in binaries, and zero-trust codebase audits.

Topics

Resources

Contributing

Stars

1 star

Watchers

0 watching

Forks

Releases

Packages

Contributors

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