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Catalog-Driven Reference

Rule Reference

This is the primary browsing surface for shipped lintai rules. The goal is fast scanning first, then deep rule context once you open a page.

Lane-first browsingThe directory is grouped by public lane first so the product model is visible immediately.
Human-authored proseExamples, caveats, and remediation live in checked-in Markdown.
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Start With These

These are the current highest-signal community-facing rules based on the latest external validation work. SEC340 and SEC329 are the clearest quiet-default story; SEC324 and SEC352 remain strong sidecar controls:

  • SEC340: Claude hook commands launching external packages dynamically at runtime
  • SEC329: committed mcp.json entries launching external packages dynamically at runtime
  • SEC352: unscoped Bash grants in AI-native frontmatter as a governance least-privilege control
  • SEC324: unpinned third-party GitHub Actions

Reading The Catalog

  • recommended means quiet practical default coverage

  • preview means broader contextual review outside the default

  • threat-review means explicit malicious, secret-bearing, or spyware-like review

  • supply-chain means reproducibility, provenance, and dependency hardening review

  • compat means config, schema, and policy contract review

  • governance means shared authority and workflow policy review

  • guidance means advice-oriented guidance and maintainability review

  • advisory means installed-package advisory review

  • security is a strong exploit, secret, or unsafe-execution signal

  • hardening is a least-privilege, provenance, or hygiene signal

  • quality is a contract or config correctness signal

  • audit is a heuristic or triage-oriented signal

Public Lane

Recommended

2 rules

Quiet practical default findings most teams should start with.

Public Lane

Preview

1 rules

Broader contextual review outside the quiet default.

Public Lane

Threat Review

140 rules

Explicit malicious, secret-bearing, or spyware-like review.

Public Lane

Supply Chain

52 rules

Reproducibility, provenance, and dependency hardening review.

Public Lane

Compat

18 rules

Config, schema, and policy contract review.

Public Lane

Governance

235 rules

Shared authority and workflow policy review.

Public Lane

Guidance

15 rules

Advice-oriented guidance and maintainability review.

Public Lane

Advisory

1 rules

Installed-package advisory review.