go-dependency-audit

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Go dependency audit specialist for CVE scanning (govulncheck), license compliance, outdated dependency detection, upgrade impact analysis, and supply chain security. ALWAYS use when auditing go.mod dependencies, running govulncheck, checking license compatibility, planning dependency upgrades, or investigating supply chain risks in Go projects. Complements security-review (code-level) with module-level supply chain analysis.

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## Quick Reference | When you need... | Jump to | |-------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------| | Run a full dependency audit | S2 Gates -> S5 Checklist -> S9 Output | | Scan for known CVEs | S2 Gates -> S5.1 CVE Scanning | | Check license compliance | S5.2 License Compliance | | Plan a major version upgrade | S5.3 Upgrade Planning | | Investigate supply chain risk | S5.4 Supply Chain Security | | Review go.mod hygiene | S5.5 Module Hygiene | | Triage a govulncheck finding | S7 Anti-Examples -> analysis ref | --- ## 1 Scope **In scope**: go.mod/go.sum analysis, CVE scanning via govulncheck (primary), license compliance checking, outdated dependency reporting, upgrade path planning, breaking change assessment, supply chain posture (proxy, checksum, private modules), circular dependency detection, +incompatible version triage. **Out of scope**: application code security (use `security-review`), micro- benchmark performance (use `go-benchmark`), infrastructure provisioning, container image scanning (Dockerfile-level), runtime behavior analysis. --- ## 2 Mandatory Gates Gates are serial hard blockers. Failure at any gate stops all subsequent work. ### Ga...

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Author
johnqtcg
Repository
johnqtcg/awesome-skills
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Python
License
MIT

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