The best way to create checks is to have your coding agent write them. Install the writing-checks skill to teach your agent the check file format and best practices:
Then describe what you want to enforce and the agent writes the check file, tailored to your actual frameworks, file structure, and conventions. Here are some prompts to try:
Catch vulnerabilities specific to your stack — auth gaps, injection vectors, leaked secrets.
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Look at our codebase and write checks for the most likely security issues — think auth bypasses, injection vectors, secrets in source, and missing input validation. Tailor the checks to the frameworks and patterns we actually use.
Enforce the conventions your team already follows — error handling, naming, migration safety.
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Analyze our codebase and write checks for the patterns that matter most — error handling conventions, logging standards, naming conventions, or whatever you see us being inconsistent about