A marketplace of Claude Code plugins for security-focused development: adversarial code review, dependency vulnerability scanning, and reachability triage.
1) Register the marketplace:
/plugin marketplace add alejandrosaenz117/bonfires-marketplace2) Install a plugin:
/plugin install devils-advocate@bonfires-marketplace
/plugin install osv-scanner@bonfires-marketplaceThe tenth man. When consensus forms, it is a sign of danger. This plugin peers into the fog where failure waits. The collapse. The breach. The systems failing under weight they cannot see. It reveals where light fails and why the walls will break.
Invoke: Mention "adversarial review" or "challenge the plan" as a skill, or use /devils-advocate [file|description|recent] command.
See plugins/devils-advocate/README.md for full documentation.
Integrates OSV Scanner as an MCP server, giving Claude direct access to the OSV vulnerability database. Scans your dependencies for known CVEs, fetches full advisories, and uses grep-based reachability triage to estimate which vulnerabilities actually live in your code paths.
Invoke: Mention "check my dependencies for vulnerabilities" or "scan for CVEs" as a skill, or use /osv-scanner scan [path] and /osv-scanner triage [path] commands.
See plugins/osv-scanner/README.md for full documentation.
Before the collapse, there is choice. The manager who cannot distinguish the urgent from the important becomes a captive of the fire. This skill separates signal from noise: which battles matter, which are illusions, and which investments prevent the next disaster. It names the burnout, exposes the waste, and reveals the Q2 work that breaks the reactive cycle.
Invoke: Mention "help me prioritize", "what should I focus on", or "I'm overwhelmed" when drowning in tasks, or use /prioritize [task list] command.
See plugins/eisenhower-prioritization/README.md for full documentation.
See the darkness before it sees you. Challenge consensus. Find what will break before you go hollow.
MIT. See LICENSE.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines on adding plugins and contributing.