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SUMMARY

A TypeScript package that provides AI-powered agents for Application Security (AppSec) tasks, built on top of the Claude Agent SDK.

README.md

AppSec Agent

AI-powered security agents for code review, PR scanning, threat modeling, fix generation, and more.

You can use AppSec Agent in three ways:

Path Best for Get started
CLI (agent-run) Trying agents from your terminal Getting started
npm library Building your own app or pipeline Web integration · Development
AI Threat Modeler A full web UI with login, dashboards, and exports — no CLI required Parent app README

Install from npm: npm install appsec-agent

What you need first

  1. Node.js 18+ — nodejs.org
  2. An API key — by default the Claude provider uses ANTHROPIC_API_KEY (Anthropic console). Optional Codex provider uses CODEX_API_KEY — see Configuration.
  3. A terminal — commands below use npx; if you installed globally, drop the npx prefix.

Quick start (5 minutes)

1. Install

npm install appsec-agent

Or install globally so agent-run is on your PATH:

npm install -g appsec-agent

2. Set your API key

Add to your shell profile (.zshrc, .bashrc, etc.), then open a new terminal:

export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="your-key-here"

3. Run your first agent

# Interactive security Q&A (default role)
npx agent-run

# List every available role
npx agent-run -l

# Review code in the current project
npx agent-run -r code_reviewer -s ./src

That’s it. For step-by-step setup, troubleshooting, and running from a git clone, see Getting started.

Choose an agent

Each role is a specialized workflow. Pass it with -r / --role.

Role What it does
simple_query_agent Ask AppSec questions; optional source folder
code_reviewer Full-repo security review; markdown or JSON report
pr_reviewer PR/diff-focused review (use with --diff-context)
pr_adversary Second pass: drop findings without a real exploit path
fp_adversary Full-repo false-positive filter (confirm/dismiss verdicts)
code_fixer Generate a minimal fix for one finding
qa_verifier Run tests to check a fix didn’t break anything
finding_validator Re-test whether a finding still applies
threat_modeler STRIDE threat model + risk registry (JSON)
threat_adversary Second pass: filter ungrounded threats
context_extractor Extract repo metadata for downstream tools
learned_guidance_synthesizer Synthesize dismissal guidance from signal buckets

Full descriptions: Agents guide
Copy-paste commands and JSON file formats: Examples

Common commands

# PR security review (JSON report)
npx agent-run -r pr_reviewer --diff-context pr-diff.json -s ./repo -f json -o report.json

# Threat model (JSON)
npx agent-run -r threat_modeler -s ./src -f json -o threat_model_report.json

# Use OpenAI Codex instead of Claude (opt-in)
npx agent-run -r threat_modeler -s ./src -f json --provider codex -m gpt-4.1

# Add deployment context (helps prioritize findings)
npx agent-run -r code_reviewer -s ./src -c "Production API on AWS, handles PII"

# Version and help
npx agent-run -v
npx agent-run --help

Documentation

Guide Contents
Getting started Install, API keys, first runs, troubleshooting
Agents What each role is for and when to use it
Examples CLI recipes and JSON input shapes
Configuration Environment variables, appsec_agent.yaml, Claude vs Codex
Web integration Using the library in a server safely
Development Clone, build, test, architecture

Features at a glance

  • Multiple specialized agents (review, PR scan, threat model, fix, QA, adversarial passes)
  • Claude (default) or Codex (--provider codex) backends
  • Structured JSON outputs with schemas for parent-app integration
  • PR diff mode and automatic chunking for large PRs
  • Optional MCP tools for live findings history, import graphs, and codebase graphs
  • Thread-safe library design for web servers

Related projects

AI Threat Modeler bundles this package into a Dockerized Next.js app with authentication, threat-model canvas, PDF/CSV export, and chat — the easiest path if you don’t want to write integration code.

git clone https://github.com/yangsec888/ai-threat-modeler.git
cd ai-threat-modeler
docker-compose up -d --build
# Open http://localhost:3000  (default: admin / admin)

License & author

Licensed under Apache 2.0.

Sam Li — [email protected]

References: Claude Agent SDK · Anthropic API

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