Security Review

Use this skill when reviewing or planning code that touches a security-sensitive surface in Langfuse. It collects the recurring findings the team has seen in external security reports so that future agents catch them at design and review time rather than after the fact.

When to Apply

Apply this skill when the change touches any of:

• a user-supplied URL, host, endpoint, baseURL, or webhook target
• a new outbound HTTP request (fetch, axios, AWS SDK client init with a custom endpoint, OpenAI/Anthropic/Bedrock client init with a custom baseURL, etc.)
• a new integration form under Settings -> Integrations or any admin-configurable network destination
• a new tRPC procedure or public API route that mutates project-scoped data or changes who can access it
• secrets, API keys, signing secrets, or encryption-at-rest fields
• redirect-following or cross-origin header handling
• file uploads, image proxies, or other binary data flowing in or out

Apply this skill during plan mode when designing a new integration so the correct validation surfaces land in the plan, not in a follow-up CVE.

How to Read This Skill

1. Open references/checklist.md and run the mental sweep against the change.
2. For each bullet that fires, open the matching topic reference.

The catalog is intentionally short today. New topic files are added as new finding classes recur (see "Extending This Skill").

Output Expectations (Review Mode)

When this skill is used during code review:

• List findings first, ordered by severity, with file and line references.
• For each finding, name the canonical helper or known-good call site the author should copy.
• For SSRF-class findings, point at references/outbound-url-validation.md rather than re-deriving the fix.
• Call out missing negative tests (private-IP, cross-tenant, missing-scope) as findings, not as nice-to-haves.

Output Expectations (Design / Plan Mode)

When this skill is used while planning:

• Restate which surfaces the new feature exposes (forms, public API routes, worker entrypoints).
• For each surface that matches a checklist trigger, name the validator or helper that must be invoked and at which layer (save-time, use-time, connection-time, redirect-time).
• Treat "we will validate later" as a design defect: validation belongs in the same change that introduces the surface.

Extending This Skill

Add a new references/<topic>.md whenever a security finding recurs across features or PR reviews. Keep each reference narrow and concrete:

1. Threat in plain language (one paragraph).
2. Canonical helpers in this repo, with paths.
3. Known-good call sites that can be copied.
4. Required defenses (save-time, use-time, transport-time, etc.).
5. Anti-patterns to flag in review.

Then add a one-line trigger to references/checklist.md pointing at the new topic file, and add a row to the table above.

Candidates for future references (do not add until a real finding recurs):

• Tenant isolation (projectId filters across Prisma and ClickHouse)
• Redirect mishandling and sensitive-header propagation
• File upload validation and content-type sniffing
• RBAC scope drift on new tRPC/public API endpoints
• Signed URL scoping (expiry, path, method)
• Public API rate limiting and auth boundary checks

Integration With Other Skills

• The shared code-review skill should defer here for any change that matches the triggers above; see code-review/SKILL.md.
• The shared backend-dev-guidelines skill should defer here when adding outbound HTTP, integration config, or URL-accepting procedures; see backend-dev-guidelines/SKILL.md.
• Confirmed issues with reproduction evidence go through linear-bug-triage for Linear handoff.