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Installs the portable skill into Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode and links this machine to your account in the browser. Nothing else to configure.
Runs inside Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode
Myrqen installs a structured security engineer into the coding agent you already use. It maps your app, proves real findings against your local runtime, and hands you a fix your agent can apply. No separate LLM API key.
$ myrqen autoauto picks a depth from the size and shape of the project.
A finding, and what backs it
A recorded assessment of the deliberately vulnerable fixture committed in this repository. Nine findings were settled against a running application under three identities. Five were not, and they say so.
| Id | Class | Proven at | How | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| broken object level authorization | GET /api/orders/102 | identity differential | verified | |
| broken function level authorization | GET /api/admin/users | identity differential | verified | |
| unsafe query composition | GET /api/products/search | runtime probe | verified | |
| server side request forgery | POST /api/import | runtime probe | verified | |
| business logic price manipulation | POST /api/checkout | runtime probe | verified | |
| debug endpoint exposure | GET /debug/config | runtime probe | verified | |
| insecure cookie configuration | POST /api/login | runtime probe | verified | |
| weak session identifier | — | static only | unsettled | |
| hardcoded secret | — | static only | unsettled |
Choose a finding to read the evidence that settled it.
A recorded run against the synthetic fixture committed in this repository. Not a live scan, and not anyone else’s application.
How it works
There is no model key to buy and no runner to provision. The assessment is driven by the agent already sitting in your terminal, which is why it can read your project instead of guessing at it.
Installs the portable skill into Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode and links this machine to your account in the browser. Nothing else to configure.
/myrqen auto where slash commands exist, and myrqen auto everywhere else. Auto picks a depth from the size and shape of the project.
Every finding carries evidence, a severity, and an independent verification state. Copy the fix prompt, apply it in your agent, and run the assessment again.
Routes, identities, secrets, and dependencies, read from your source.
Candidates exercised against your running application, never against production.
Each candidate verified, refuted, or left explicitly unsettled.
A remediation prompt and a test, handed to the agent you are already in.
Run it again. The report says what closed and what came back.
What it actually does
Every card carries the limit that comes with the capability. A security tool that only advertises its strengths is asking you to discover its gaps in production.
It maps routes, entry points, identities, and the shape of your data before it probes anything, so a finding is attached to real code rather than to a pattern that happened to match.
Findings are re-tested against your running application under two identities and an admin, so an authorization bug is demonstrated rather than inferred.
Every finding carries an independent verification state: verified, strong evidence, or needs review. Nothing is dressed up as certainty to make a report look better.
Deleting records, flooding a login, enumerating hosts you did not authorize: refused by default, and the refusal is written into the report rather than silently skipped.
Each finding carries a remediation prompt and the test that should pass afterwards. Apply it in the agent you are already in, then run the assessment again.
The report is written to your machine in HTML, JSON, Markdown, and SARIF. Sending one to the dashboard is a separate, per-scan decision.
Where it runs
The skill is portable by design: one bundle, installed into whichever agent you use, with a CLI that behaves identically where slash commands do not exist. Nothing here is a plugin for a platform we hope you adopt.
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Scanning runs on your machine against your own project. Secrets, .env values, and raw traffic stay local. Cloud sync is a per-scan choice, and what syncs is the report you generated — never a copy of your source tree.
External APIs your project calls are only tested after you authorize that exact origin. Authorizing api.example.com never authorizes example.com or any sibling host.
Free
Local scans, local reports, and every export format are free and unlimited. The free plan also includes 5 synced cloud reports per day and 15 per week, kept for 21 days, with live progress and controlled sharing. A vulnerability found on your machine is never withheld behind a paywall.
One command in the agent you already have open. The findings are yours on every plan, including the free one.