agent-bom vulnerability intel
Check Dependency and SBOM Vulnerability Exposure
Install & Use
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Help me install this AI Skill: agent-bom vulnerability intel. It is used for: Check Dependency and SBOM Vulnerability Exposure Details: https://321skill.com/en/skills/agent-bom-vulnerability-intel-x-9/
This Skill addresses a key pain point for development and security teams managing software supply chain security: the need to quickly determine if known vulnerabilities exist in project dependencies, SBOMs, or Agent components, without manually querying multiple security databases. It integrates five major vulnerability sources—OSV, GitHub Security Advisories, NVD, EPSS, and CISA KEV—enabling comprehensive exposure analysis with a single command.
Usage is straightforward. Simply provide a package name, SBOM file path, or dependency list in the AI conversation. The Agent will automatically invoke the agent-bom tool to query each database sequentially and aggregate the results. You can specify data boundaries using natural language (e.g., query only NVD+EPSS, or exclude certain sources), ultimately receiving a clear report that includes risk levels and remediation recommendations.
It is particularly well-suited for backend developers, operations engineers, and security auditors who require continuous monitoring of supply chain security—especially teams managing large numbers of open-source components or microservice dependencies, or organizations undergoing compliance audits (such as those requiring CISA KEV checks).
We recommend integrating this Skill into your CI/CD pipeline to automatically scan for dependency exposure before each build. Note that it primarily provides intelligence on known vulnerabilities and does not perform static analysis on your code; it should be used in conjunction with other code-scanning tools.
Key Features
Compared to generic tools like `npm audit` or `snyk test`, agent-bom concurrently covers five data sources—OSV, GitHub Security Advisories, NVD, EPSS, and CISA KEV—and allows users to explicitly define data boundaries (e.g., query only EPSS+KEV). Other tools typically bind to a single database or lack flexible data-source filtering capabilities.
Limitations
Currently, it only supports package formats from the Node/npm ecosystem and standard SPDX/CycloneDX SBOM formats. Scanning dependencies for other languages (e.g., Python, Java) requires manual conversion to SBOM first. Query speed is also subject to the rate limits of the respective APIs.
FAQ
Which SBOM formats does agent-bom support?
It supports SPDX 2.2/2.3 and CycloneDX 1.4/1.5 standard formats, and can also directly accept package.json or yarn.lock files to automatically generate an SBOM.
How do I configure it to query only CISA KEV?
Specify in the conversation, for example, 'only check for known exploited vulnerabilities in CISA KEV.' The Agent will automatically set the data boundary to query only that source.