agent-bom vulnerability intel
One-click dependency vulnerability scanning with multi-source security alerts
Install & Use
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This Skill addresses the challenge of comprehensively identifying security vulnerabilities in dependencies during development. In practice, open-source components used in a project may contain known vulnerabilities, and manually checking multiple databases such as NVD, OSV, and GitHub Security Advisories is tedious and prone to oversight. agent-bom vulnerability intel provides a unified interface that automatically scans software packages, SBOM manifests, and agent dependencies, cross-references multiple authoritative sources, and quickly identifies exposure risks.
Usage is straightforward: you simply instruct the AI agent via natural language to invoke agent-bom. For example, when you need to check the security of your project dependencies, just tell the AI, "Scan the current project for dependency vulnerabilities." It will automatically analyze your package.json, requirements.txt, or SBOM files, then query databases like OSV, GitHub Security Advisories, NVD, EPSS, and CISA KEV, generating a report that includes CVE IDs, severity levels, EPSS scores, and other relevant information. The entire process supports selecting data boundaries—for instance, using only sources accessible within a specific region or querying only CISA KEV—to meet compliance requirements.
It is particularly well-suited for backend developers, operations engineers, and security auditors who need to perform regular dependency security reviews. Teams already using AI coding agents (such as Claude or Cursor) can integrate this tool into their development workflow to instantly detect vulnerabilities, preventing risks from reaching production environments. For enterprises needing to comply with standards like SOC 2 or ISO 27001, this tool can also significantly reduce audit costs.
We recommend incorporating this tool into your CI/CD pipeline as a security check before code commits. Note that it primarily relies on network access to various vulnerability databases; offline environments require pre-cached data. Since update frequencies differ across databases, we suggest synchronizing at least weekly. For sensitive projects, be sure to configure explicit data boundary options (e.g., using only domestic mirrors) to comply with data localization requirements.
Key Features
Unlike common dependency scanning tools (e.g., Snyk, Dependabot), agent-bom supports simultaneous queries across five data sources: OSV, GitHub Security Advisories, NVD, EPSS, and CISA KEV. It also allows users to explicitly select data boundaries via code, controlling data flow to meet compliance requirements.
Limitations
Currently, it primarily supports mainstream package managers such as npm, pip, and Maven; custom SBOM formats require additional configuration. The tool relies on network requests, so offline environments need pre-cached vulnerability databases.
FAQ
Which package managers are supported?
It supports common formats like npm, pip, Maven, Go Modules, and Cargo, as well as generic SPDX/CycloneDX SBOMs.
How do I select data boundaries?
Specify the data source via parameters when invoking the tool—for example, using only domestic mirrors of NVD or querying only CISA KEV—to avoid cross-border data transfer.