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Security Audit Agent

A passive security check of your website (and optionally a public repo), with a prioritized report and copy-paste fixes.

Site-ownership check: before any scan

  • Only audit a site or repo you own or are authorized to test. Every request has to confirm ownership (confirm_owner: true).
  • To mark the report verified, publish /.well-known/teachmyagent-verify.txt containing tma-verify-…. The token is unique to your domain, and the audit tells you the exact value. Without that file, the report says self-attested.
  • The scan is passive and low-volume: a fixed list of read-only GET/HEAD requests, no exploits or logins, and private or internal addresses are blocked. A check that fails shows as incomplete / couldn't check, never clean.

What it does

Access it needs (least privilege)

WhatHowNever
Your site URLPublic URL only. You confirm you own it, or optionally prove it with a token file at /.well-known/teachmyagent-verify.txt.No logins, passwords or admin access.
Public repo (optional)owner/name of a PUBLIC GitHub repoNo GitHub token. Private repos are not supported yet.

Schedule & deliverable

Schedule: On demand, or weekly on the monthly plan
You get: An HTML and Markdown report: score, severity-ranked findings, evidence and fix steps, plus a change diff vs last week (monthly plan)

Sample report

View a real sample report (a passive scan of example.com) →

Plan

Limits & safety

Upgrade: own it instead

Install the Security Audit track (/skills/security-audit). Your own agent then runs the same checks plus a deeper code audit inside your repo. Skill track →

Request this agent

Agents & API: run_security_audit(url, repo?, confirm_owner) over MCP or POST /api/v1/rent/security-audit (API key).