agent-bom compliance

This Skill addresses the pain point for development teams struggling to systematically conduct multi-framework compliance audits before software delivery. In practice, security and compliance teams need to check code and dependencies against multiple standards simultaneously—such as OWASP, NIST, SOC 2, ISO 27001, CMMC, EU AI Act, and AISVS v1.0—a manual process that is time-consuming and prone to oversight. agent-bom compliance automates this process, generating a compliance report covering all major frameworks with a single scan and simultaneously outputting an SBOM (Software Bill of Materials), reducing compliance audits from weeks to minutes.

Usage is straightforward: simply run the agent-bom command in the terminal and specify the scan results file or project directory to evaluate. You can then trigger checks for specific frameworks using natural language instructions, such as "Check OWASP Top 10 compliance" or "Generate an NIST 800-53 report." The tool performs evaluations locally without uploading data to the cloud; all OWASP/NIST/EU AI Act/MITRE assessments and SBOM generation are completed entirely offline. For CIS benchmark checks, optional cloud credentials (AWS/Azure/GCP/Snowflake) are used only for read-only API calls when explicitly requested by the user.

It is ideal for teams or individuals needing to meet multiple compliance requirements, especially organizations that have adopted DevSecOps processes but lack automated compliance tools. Operations engineers can integrate it into CI/CD pipelines to automatically generate compliance snapshots after each build; security auditors can quickly compare compliance differences between versions; project managers can also gain a clear view of the project's current security and compliance status through reports, identifying risks early.

We recommend using this tool for a unified compliance pre-check before each code release to avoid rework due to compliance issues post-deployment. Note that it primarily focuses on software composition analysis and policy engine functionality and does not replace professional penetration testing or manual audits. CIS benchmark checks require users to configure their own cloud platform credentials and support only read-only operations, with no modifications to any cloud resources. For emerging regulations like the EU AI Act, we recommend using it alongside official interpretation documents.