naporin0624/claude-web-audit-plugins

Scans containers and Dockerfiles for security issues. Wraps Hadolint for Dockerfile linting and Trivy for container image scanning. Use when user asks to "scan Dockerfile", "lint Dockerfile", "container security", "image scan", "Dockerセキュリティ", "コンテナスキャン".

Scans Infrastructure as Code for security misconfigurations. Wraps tfsec for Terraform and Checkov for multi-cloud IaC. Use when user asks to "scan Terraform", "IaC security", "infrastructure scan", "tfsec", "checkov", "Terraformセキュリティ", "インフラスキャン".

Runs Static Application Security Testing (SAST) using Semgrep. Scans source code for vulnerabilities, security anti-patterns, and OWASP Top 10 issues. Use when user asks to "run SAST", "scan for vulnerabilities", "static analysis", "code security scan", "静的解析", "脆弱性スキャン".

Runs Software Composition Analysis (SCA) to detect vulnerable dependencies. Wraps npm audit and Trivy fs. Use when user asks to "scan dependencies", "check npm vulnerabilities", "SCA scan", "dependency audit", "依存関係スキャン", "脆弱性チェック".

Scans git repositories for hardcoded secrets, credentials, and API keys using Gitleaks. Returns findings with severity, location, and remediation steps. Use when user asks to "scan for secrets", "detect credentials", "find API keys", "check for leaks", "シークレット検出", "認証情報スキャン".

Analyzes HTML/JSX/TSX files for SEO and accessibility issues including WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, color contrast (4.5:1), heading hierarchy, meta tags, image alt text, and ARIA attributes. Use when checking web pages for SEO, accessibility, WCAG compliance, or when user mentions "a11y", "contrast", "alt text", "meta tags", "heading structure", or "accessibility audit".

Looks up SEO best practices for meta tags, Open Graph, Twitter Cards, and structured data (JSON-LD), returning Google/official documentation URLs with concise summaries. Use when user asks about SEO requirements (e.g., "title tag length", "og:image size"), meta tags (e.g., "canonical", "robots"), social media tags (e.g., "Open Graph", "Twitter Card"), or structured data schemas (e.g., "Article schema", "Product JSON-LD", "FAQ markup").

Looks up WCAG 2.1 AA criteria and WAI-ARIA patterns, returning official W3C URLs with concise summaries. Use when user asks about accessibility standards, WCAG criteria (e.g., "1.4.3", "contrast"), ARIA attributes (e.g., "aria-expanded", "role=dialog"), or accessible component patterns (e.g., "accessible tabs", "modal dialog a11y").