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Summary

Post-merge work from PR #771 with comprehensive security research and framework integration (1747 lines added).

Changes

  • CWE-699 framework integration analysis (514 lines)
  • OWASP agentic security integration guide (572 lines)
  • Security agent detection gaps remediation (110 lines)
  • Session 307 and 308 logs for CWE-699 and OWASP research
  • Serena memories for security integration patterns

Context

This work was completed in the ai-agents-pr-771 worktree after PR #771 was merged. Contains extensive security research and integration documentation for CWE-699 and OWASP agentic security frameworks. Recovered during worktree cleanup in session 375.

Test Plan

  • Documentation is accurate and comprehensive
  • Session logs are properly formatted
  • Security patterns are actionable

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rjmurillo-bot and others added 11 commits January 3, 2026 17:28
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Create comprehensive remediation plan for security agent detection gaps
identified in PR #752 where agent missed CWE-22 and CWE-77 vulnerabilities.

## Planning Artifacts

- security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md: 7-milestone implementation plan
- security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation-SCRUBBED.md: TW-enhanced with WHY comments
- security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation-critique.md: Critic review (PASS_WITH_CONCERNS)
- security-agent-vulnerability-detection-gaps.md: Serena cross-session memory

## Key Changes

**Shift-Left Architecture**:
- M6: PSScriptAnalyzer + security agent in pre-commit hook (not CI)
- Security report (SR-*.md) generated and committed before PR
- CI validates SR-*.md present (detects hook bypass)

**Immediate Feedback Loop**:
- M4: False negatives trigger instant RCA (not monthly batch)
- Dual memory: Forgetful (semantic) + Serena (project context)
- PR blocked until agent updated and re-review passes

**CWE-699 Integration**:
- M1: Expand from 3 CWEs to 30+ across 11 categories
- M2: PowerShell security checklist (25+ items, UNSAFE/SAFE examples)
- M3: CVSS-based severity calibration with threat actor context

**Implementation**:
- 7 milestones, 62 hours estimated, 4-week timeline
- All decisions have 2+ step reasoning chains
- Testable acceptance criteria with verification commands

## Cross-References

- Root Cause: .agents/analysis/security-agent-failure-rca.md
- Evidence: PR #752, Issue #755, Issue #756 (Epic)
- Framework: CWE-699 Software Development View

## Review Status

- Technical Writer: WHY comments added, error handling gaps identified
- Critic: PASS_WITH_CONCERNS (approved with optional enhancements)

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Consolidated SCRUBBED document improvements into main plan:

- M2: Added Technical Writer Guidance with WHY comments for vulnerability mechanisms
- M4: Added error handling for API rate limits, malformed files, empty reviews, WhatIf mode
- M6: Added error handling for PSScriptAnalyzer installation, crashes, empty file sets, agent unavailability, bypass approval

Deleted SCRUBBED file - improvements now integrated and git history preserves original version.

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Fixes incorrect PowerShell splatting syntax for external commands:
- Line 375: Quote array elements: @("$PluginScript", "$Query", "$OutputFile")
- Line 376: Use $Args instead of @Args for external command
- Line 383: Update checklist to remove misleading splatting recommendation

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Fixes:
- Critique doc: Update SCRUBBED reference to note git history preservation
- Critique doc: Correct importance value from 9 to 10 in M4 question
- Planning doc: Align effort estimate (37 hours over 3 weeks)

Addresses review threads PRRT_kwDOQoWRls5n8x_u, PRRT_kwDOQoWRls5n8x_y, and PRRT_kwDOQoWRls5n8x_9

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Fixes from copilot-pull-request-reviewer:
- Lines 243, 338: Add line numbers to diff headers (:52, :200)
- Lines 524-525: Add rationale for Forgetful vs Serena error handling
- Line 9 (critique): Replace "SCRUBBED version" with "Technical Writer version"
- Lines 7, 668-670: Update M4 effort from 6h to 7h (+1h per critic), total 38h
- Line 519: importance=10 is correct (no change needed per reviewer confusion)

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M4 requirements. No change made.

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Session 307-308 research for security agent enhancement:

## CWE-699 Framework (Session 307)
- Path traversal CWE hierarchy (CWE-99, CWE-73, CWE-22, CWE-23, CWE-36)
- Codebase scan findings (5 additional CWEs)
- Safe path validation patterns (Test-SafeFilePath, Test-PathWithinRoot)
- Forgetful memories 111-119

## OWASP Agentic Top 10 (Session 308)
- ASI01-ASI10 vulnerability analysis (56-page PDF)
- CWE mappings for each category
- ai-agents integration points
- Forgetful memories 120-127

## Artifacts
- Analysis: cwe-699-framework-integration.md (469 lines)
- Analysis: owasp-agentic-security-integration.md (4200 words)
- Planning: Updated security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md
- Serena memories: 2 integration guidance documents
- GitHub Issue: #770 (linked to epic #756)

Closes part of #756

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Addresses PR review comments from @Copilot.

- Fix OWASP document date: December 2026 → December 2025
- Replace "SCRUBBED" references with clearer language in critique document
- "SCRUBBED" referred to earlier draft merged into main plan
- Updated all line number references to point to examples in document

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Pushing empty commit to trigger status recalculation.

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Merge main branch (commits through 64968fa) into feat/security-agent-cwe699-planning.

## Conflicts Resolved

### .agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md
- Kept Research Summary (Sessions 307-308) from PR branch
- Kept Planning Context from main
- Kept enhanced CWE requirements with Session 307-308 findings
- Kept enhanced cross-references with OWASP and analysis docs

### .agents/critique/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation-critique.md
- Used main version with SCRUBBED placeholders for maintainability

## Files Merged from Main

- Claude Code GitHub Action workflow
- CLAUDE.md @imports pattern
- Various analysis documents and session logs
- Serena memories for design patterns

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Overall Verdict: PASS

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Session logs document agent work sessions and must comply with RFC 2119 requirements:

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Final Verdict: PASS

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This PR was reviewed by six AI agents in parallel, analyzing different aspects of the changes:

  • Security Agent: Scans for vulnerabilities, secrets exposure, and security anti-patterns
  • QA Agent: Evaluates test coverage, error handling, and code quality
  • Analyst Agent: Assesses code quality, impact analysis, and maintainability
  • Architect Agent: Reviews design patterns, system boundaries, and architectural concerns
  • DevOps Agent: Evaluates CI/CD, build pipelines, and infrastructure changes
  • Roadmap Agent: Assesses strategic alignment, feature scope, and user value

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Security Review Details

Security Review: PR #815

PR Type Detection

Changed Files Analysis:

File Category Pattern Match
.agents/sessions/2026-01-04-session-307-cwe699-research.md DOCS *.md (session log)
.agents/sessions/2026-01-04-session-308-owasp-agentic-research.md DOCS *.md (session log)

Categorization: DOCS-only PR - All files are markdown session logs documenting research activities.

Findings

Severity Category Finding Location CWE
None N/A No security issues found N/A N/A

Analysis

  1. Secret Detection: No hardcoded credentials, API keys, or tokens found. References to CWEs and OWASP categories are documentation, not secrets.

  2. Sensitive Data: Session logs contain research notes about security frameworks. No internal URLs, real credentials, or sensitive endpoints exposed.

  3. Content Review: Files document legitimate security research activities (CWE-699 framework analysis, OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications). This is documentation about security frameworks, not code changes.

Recommendations

None required. Documentation-only PR with security research content.

Verdict

VERDICT: PASS
MESSAGE: DOCS-only PR containing security research session logs. No code changes, no secrets, no security issues.
QA Review Details

Based on the PR description and diff provided, I can complete this QA review.

QA Review: PR #815

PR TYPE: DOCS

FILES:

  • .agents/sessions/2026-01-04-session-307-cwe699-research.md (new, 196 lines)
  • .agents/sessions/2026-01-04-session-308-owasp-agentic-research.md (new, 184 lines)

Per PR description, additional files include:

  • CWE-699 framework integration analysis (514 lines)
  • OWASP agentic security integration guide (572 lines)
  • Security agent detection gaps remediation (110 lines)
  • Serena memories for security integration patterns

All changed files are markdown documentation (.md files in .agents/sessions/, .agents/analysis/, .agents/planning/, .serena/memories/).


Test Coverage Assessment

N/A - DOCS only PR

Per PR Type Detection rules: "Files without executable logic do not require tests."


Quality Concerns

Severity Issue Location Evidence Required Fix
None No issues found - Documentation is well-structured -

Regression Risk Assessment

  • Risk Level: Low
  • Affected Components: Documentation only (session logs, analysis docs, memories)
  • Breaking Changes: None - no executable code modified
  • Required Testing: Link validation only (optional)

Documentation Quality Check

Session logs follow protocol format with:

  • Session Info headers
  • Protocol Compliance tables
  • Work logs with status
  • Context sections
  • Decision tables
  • Artifacts created sections
  • References

VERDICT: PASS
MESSAGE: Documentation-only PR with properly formatted session logs and security research.

PR TYPE: DOCS

EVIDENCE:
- Tests found: N/A - DOCS only
- Edge cases: N/A
- Error handling: N/A
- Blocking issues: 0
Analyst Review Details

Now I have sufficient context. Let me complete my analysis.

Code Quality Score

Criterion Score (1-5) Notes
Readability 5 Structured markdown with clear headings, tables, code blocks
Maintainability 5 Modular documents with cross-references and index structure
Consistency 5 Follows existing session log format, analysis document patterns
Simplicity 4 Comprehensive but appropriate for security research scope

Overall: 4.8/5

Impact Assessment

  • Scope: Module-wide (security documentation subsystem)
  • Risk Level: Low (documentation only, no code changes)
  • Affected Components: .agents/analysis/, .agents/sessions/, .serena/memories/, .agents/planning/

Findings

Priority Category Finding Location
Low Documentation Session logs use future date (2026-01-04) but context indicates recovery work Session 307/308
Low Style Analysis docs are thorough with minimal redundancy cwe-699, owasp docs

Recommendations

  1. The research is comprehensive with 1747 lines of actionable security guidance.
  2. CWE-699 integration document (514 lines) maps path traversal family with PowerShell-specific patterns.
  3. OWASP agentic security guide (572 lines) maps 10 novel attack categories to existing CWE framework.
  4. Session logs follow protocol with proper start/end verification tables.
  5. Cross-references between documents are accurate and complete.
VERDICT: PASS
MESSAGE: High-quality security research documentation with comprehensive CWE-699 and OWASP agentic framework integration. No architectural concerns. Ready for merge.
Architect Review Details

The PR adds security research documentation without code changes. Let me verify the file locations and check for any ADRs related to security documentation.

Design Quality Assessment

Aspect Rating (1-5) Notes
Pattern Adherence 5 Documentation follows established session log and analysis templates
Boundary Respect 5 Files placed in correct directories: .agents/sessions/, .agents/analysis/
Coupling 5 N/A - documentation only, no code coupling
Cohesion 5 Each document has single clear purpose
Extensibility 5 Research provides foundation for future security agent enhancements

Overall Design Score: 5/5

Architectural Concerns

Severity Concern Location Recommendation
- None identified - -

This PR introduces documentation-only changes. No code, no new dependencies, no architectural modifications.

Breaking Change Assessment

  • Breaking Changes: No
  • Impact Scope: None
  • Migration Required: No
  • Migration Path: N/A

Technical Debt Analysis

  • Debt Added: Low (documentation maintenance)
  • Debt Reduced: Medium (documents security patterns for future reference)
  • Net Impact: Improved

ADR Assessment

  • ADR Required: No
  • Decisions Identified: None - this is research documentation, not architectural decisions
  • Existing ADR: ADR-007 (memory-first), ADR-030 (skills pattern) are tangentially related
  • Recommendation: N/A

The documents describe CWE and OWASP frameworks for future security agent enhancement. They do not introduce new architectural patterns requiring ADR.

Recommendations

  1. Ensure session log validation passes for sessions 307 and 308
  2. Future implementation of security agent enhancements (referenced as M1 milestone) will require ADR if new detection patterns are added to the agent system

Verdict

VERDICT: PASS
MESSAGE: Documentation-only PR. Session logs and analysis files follow established patterns. No code changes, no architectural decisions, no breaking changes.
DevOps Review Details

Based on the PR description and diff provided, this is a DOCS-only PR containing:

  • Session logs (.agents/sessions/)
  • Security research documentation

Pipeline Impact Assessment

Area Impact Notes
Build None Documentation only
Test None No code changes
Deploy None No infrastructure changes
Cost None No CI/CD modifications

CI/CD Quality Checks

Check Status Location
YAML syntax valid N/A No workflow changes
Actions pinned N/A No workflow changes
Secrets secure N/A No workflow changes
Permissions minimal N/A No workflow changes
Shell scripts robust N/A No script changes

Findings

Severity Category Finding Location Fix
None - No DevOps concerns - -

Template Assessment

  • PR Template: N/A - no template changes
  • Issue Templates: N/A - no template changes

Automation Opportunities

No automation opportunities identified - this is a documentation-only PR.

Recommendations

None. This PR contains only session logs and security research documentation with no CI/CD, build, or infrastructure impact.

Verdict

VERDICT: PASS
MESSAGE: Documentation-only PR with no DevOps impact. Session logs and security research docs require no CI/CD review.
Roadmap Review Details

I now have sufficient context to provide the roadmap review.


Strategic Alignment Assessment

Criterion Rating Notes
Aligns with project goals High Security enhancement directly supports Pre-PR Security Gate (P1 on roadmap)
Priority appropriate High Security agent gaps identified in PR #752 represent active risk
User value clear Medium Indirect value through improved vulnerability detection
Investment justified High 1747 lines of research/documentation with 21 CWE mappings, 17 Forgetful memories

Feature Completeness

Impact Analysis

Dimension Assessment Notes
User Value Medium Improves security agent accuracy; affects all users indirectly
Business Impact High Addresses PR #752 detection gaps; reduces missed vulnerability risk
Technical Leverage High CWE-699 framework and OWASP agentic patterns reusable across future security work
Competitive Position Improved Novel ASI07/ASI08/ASI10 detection patterns for agentic applications

Concerns

Priority Concern Recommendation
Low Research documentation without implementation Issue #770 tracks implementation; research phase is complete and valuable standalone
Low Session logs dated 2026-01-04 (future date) Minor data entry error; does not affect content quality

Recommendations

  1. Merge as-is. Research provides foundational knowledge for security agent enhancement.
  2. Ensure issue feat(security): Add OWASP Agentic Top 10 detection patterns #770 (OWASP Agentic Top 10 detection patterns) is properly linked to epic Epic: Security Agent Detection Gaps Remediation (CWE-699 Integration) #756 for implementation tracking.
  3. Consider adding CWE-94, CWE-1333, CWE-367, CWE-295 to M1 implementation as identified in codebase scan.

Verdict

VERDICT: PASS
MESSAGE: Research aligns with Pre-PR Security Gate roadmap priority (P1). CWE-699 and OWASP agentic framework integration addresses active security agent detection gaps from PR #752. Investment in 1747 lines of documentation with 21 CWE mappings and 17 atomic memories is proportionate to risk reduction value.

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Pull request overview

This pull request adds comprehensive security research and framework integration documentation following the merge of PR #771. The work includes detailed analysis of CWE-699 Software Development framework and OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications, along with complete session logs documenting the research process.

  • Integrated CWE-699 framework with focus on path traversal vulnerability families and PowerShell-specific detection patterns
  • Added OWASP Agentic Top 10 security framework mapping to existing CWE categories, identifying novel agent-specific attack surfaces
  • Created structured Serena memories and comprehensive planning document updates to support future security agent enhancements

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.serena/memories/owasp-agentic-security-integration.md Serena memory documenting OWASP ASI01-ASI10 categories with CWE mappings and detection patterns for ai-agents integration
.serena/memories/cwe-699-security-agent-integration.md Serena memory providing CWE-699 integration guidance with PowerShell detection patterns and severity calibration
.agents/sessions/2026-01-04-session-308-owasp-agentic-research.md Complete session log for OWASP agentic security research with protocol compliance tracking and artifact documentation
.agents/sessions/2026-01-04-session-307-cwe699-research.md Complete session log for CWE-699 framework research with codebase scan results and Forgetful memory documentation
.agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md Updated planning document integrating Sessions 307-308 research findings with existing remediation milestones
.agents/analysis/owasp-agentic-security-integration.md Comprehensive 4200-word analysis of OWASP Top 10 for Agentic Applications with detailed category breakdowns and integration recommendations
.agents/analysis/cwe-699-framework-integration.md Detailed 514-line analysis of CWE-699 framework with path traversal hierarchy, PowerShell patterns, and codebase scan results

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PR expands a security agent remediation planning document with research findings, extended CWE coverage (3→30+ CWEs), OWASP mappings, detailed milestones M1–M7, acceptance criteria, and governance framework. Documentation-only changes; no functional code introduced.

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Security Agent Planning Documentation
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Added research summary (Sessions 307–308) with CWE-699 framework analysis; expanded CWE coverage from 3 to 30+ across multiple categories; introduced new subsections for codebase scans (CWE-1333, CWE-295, CWE-502) and agentic patterns (ASI01–ASI06); added OWASP Top 10:2021 and OWASP Agentic Top 10 mappings; defined 7 milestones (M1–M7) with explicit file changes, test guidance, and tooling references (markdownlint, PSScriptAnalyzer); introduced pre-commit security gate and review protocol

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.agents/**/*.md: Use consistent absolute file paths throughout task and PRD documentation instead of mixing relative and absolute path formats
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All modifications to agent documentation and specifications must be marked with status updates (e.g., DRAFT → CONSOLIDATED) and include consolidation notes in headers

Configure GitHub MCP server in project MCP settings and create github-agent.md with agent-specific tool binding following the agent isolation pattern from superpowers-chrome

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.agents/planning/**/*.md: Effort estimates for remediation phases must be consistent throughout planning documents (all mentions of Phase 1 must show same duration estimate); include analyst gap findings and test verification effort in calculations
Provide a comprehensive rollback plan that includes: trigger conditions, 5-step rollback procedure with git commands, root cause analysis commands, git revert strategy with verification, and both recovery scenarios (fixable vs. unrecoverable), plus a testing gate requiring 3 mandatory tests before re-attempt
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Operation paths in trigger tables must be relative paths with no .. directory traversal sequences
Triggers must match one of four patterns: command+context, question, problem statement, or request+goal
Skills must include provenance metadata (source, author, and integrity fields) for verification of skill origin
Skill descriptions must be in natural language matching one of four patterns: command+context, question, problem statement, or request+goal
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📚 Learning: 2026-01-05T02:00:57.558Z
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File: .agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-05T02:00:57.558Z
Learning: Applies to src/claude/security.md : Expand CWE detection in security.md from 3 CWEs (CWE-78, CWE-79, CWE-89) to 30+ high-priority CWEs organized by CWE-699 Software Development View categories (Injection, Authentication, Authorization, Cryptography, Input Validation, Resource Management, Error Handling, API Abuse, Race Conditions, Code Quality). Each CWE must include category label, 1-sentence description, and OWASP Top 10:2021 mapping where applicable. Add OWASP Agentic Top 10 patterns (ASI01-ASI10) mapped to corresponding CWEs.

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File: .agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-05T02:00:57.558Z
Learning: Applies to src/claude/security.md : Maintain comprehensive CWE-699 Software Development View framework integration in src/claude/security.md organized by 11 weakness categories (Injection/Code Execution, Authentication/Session Management, Authorization/Access Control, Cryptography, Input Validation/Representation, Resource Management, Error Handling/Logging, API/Function Abuse, Race Conditions/Concurrency, Code Quality/Maintainability, plus variant/related CWEs). Each CWE category must include parent-child hierarchy relationships (e.g., CWE-99 Resource Injection → CWE-73 External Control → CWE-22 Path Traversal → CWE-23/36 variants) with one-sentence description per CWE and OWASP Top 10:2021 mapping. Ensure CWE-22 (Path Traversal) and CWE-77 (Command Injection) from PR #752 failures are explicitly prominent.

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📚 Learning: 2025-12-21T20:40:22.359Z
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File: .agents/planning/PRD-visual-studio-install-support.md:1-6
Timestamp: 2025-12-21T20:40:22.359Z
Learning: In the .agents/planning/ directory, PRD markdown files must use the lowercase 'prd-' prefix (e.g., prd-visual-studio-install-support.md, prd-agent-consolidation.md, prd-pre-pr-security-gate.md). Uppercase 'PRD-' is a legacy convention and should be renamed to 'prd-'.

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.agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md (3)

458-475: Add source attribution for PowerShell code examples.

M2 acceptance criteria state examples "match actual code from .claude-mem/scripts/ (not hypothetical)" but code blocks lack source citations. Each UNSAFE/SAFE pair should reference the actual vulnerable file and line number.

Examples affected:

  • Lines 461–465: Command injection example (currently generic npx example)
  • Lines 492–495: Path traversal example (currently generic ".." example)
  • Lines 540–544: Code execution example (currently generic Invoke-Expression)

Add comments like:

# Source: Export-ClaudeMemMemories.ps1:115 (PR #752 2024-MM-DD)
# VULNERABLE - ...

Also applies to: 488-509, 537-559


7-7: Verify effort estimate consistency across related planning documents.

Lines 7 and 770 show consistent internal estimates (38 hours, 3 weeks). However, coding guideline .agents/planning/**/*.md requires cross-document consistency validation: "Effort estimates for remediation phases must be consistent throughout planning documents."

Learnings indicate historical alignment: "62 hours / 4 weeks (later aligned to ~37–38 hours over ~3–4 weeks)."

Verify this estimate aligns with:

  • Related PRDs (if any reference same remediation)
  • Task breakdown documents
  • Memory artifacts (Serena, Forgetful) storing effort data
  • Any epic-level planning documents

Flag discrepancies exceeding 20%.

Also applies to: 770-770


9-100: Remove session header format requirement from this planning document.

This is a planning artifact (.agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md), not a session log. Session header formatting (Session ID, date, agent name, branch) applies to session log files (.agents/sessions/*.md), not to planning documents that reference research findings. The "Research Summary (Sessions 307-308)" sections document research conduct correctly for a planning context.

If Phase checklist verification is required for this planning artifact, apply planning-specific guidelines (effort estimate consistency, acceptance criteria, cross-document alignment) rather than session log headers.

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331-337: Mark blocking acceptance criteria with ⚠️ warning symbols.

Acceptance criteria sections (M1–M7) lack warning symbols (⚠️) to indicate mandatory completion conditions. Guideline requires: "All acceptance criteria in implementation plans must be measurable and testable with clear blocking requirements marked with warning symbols (⚠️) to indicate mandatory completion conditions."

For each milestone, prepend ⚠️ to criteria that block merge/release. Examples:

  • M1, line 337: CWE-22 and CWE-77 must be explicitly listed (blocking)
  • M4, line 644: Serena unavailability handled as BLOCKING (already stated; add ⚠️ marker to AC itself)
  • M6, line 710: Commit blocked if PSScriptAnalyzer fails (blocking)

Also applies to: 426-432, 597-604, 632-644, 662-669, 704-713, 733-740


5-5: Add dates to PR and Issue references; mark blocking requirements with ⚠️ in acceptance criteria.

Two documentation guideline violations:

  1. Missing dates on external references: PR #752, Issues #755, #756, #770 appear throughout without dates. Required format: reference_identifier (YYYY-MM-DD). Update lines 5, 138–140, 161, 775–777 and any other PR/Issue references.

  2. Missing ⚠️ markers on blocking requirements: Acceptance Criteria sections (lines 30, 125, 296, 331, 361, 403, 432) lack warning symbols for mandatory completion conditions. Guideline requires clear blocking requirements marked with ⚠️ to indicate what must be done before proceeding.

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Maintain debugging skills documentation in .agents/ directory

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Operation paths in trigger tables must be relative paths with no .. directory traversal sequences
Triggers must match one of four patterns: command+context, question, problem statement, or request+goal
Skills must include provenance metadata (source, author, and integrity fields) for verification of skill origin
Skill descriptions must be in natural language matching one of four patterns: command+context, question, problem statement, or request+goal
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📚 Learning: 2026-01-05T02:00:57.558Z
Learnt from: CR
Repo: rjmurillo/ai-agents PR: 0
File: .agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-05T02:00:57.558Z
Learning: Applies to src/claude/security.md : Expand CWE detection in security.md from 3 CWEs (CWE-78, CWE-79, CWE-89) to 30+ high-priority CWEs organized by CWE-699 Software Development View categories (Injection, Authentication, Authorization, Cryptography, Input Validation, Resource Management, Error Handling, API Abuse, Race Conditions, Code Quality). Each CWE must include category label, 1-sentence description, and OWASP Top 10:2021 mapping where applicable. Add OWASP Agentic Top 10 patterns (ASI01-ASI10) mapped to corresponding CWEs.

Applied to files:

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📚 Learning: 2026-01-05T02:00:57.558Z
Learnt from: CR
Repo: rjmurillo/ai-agents PR: 0
File: .agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-01-05T02:00:57.558Z
Learning: Applies to src/claude/security.md : Maintain comprehensive CWE-699 Software Development View framework integration in src/claude/security.md organized by 11 weakness categories (Injection/Code Execution, Authentication/Session Management, Authorization/Access Control, Cryptography, Input Validation/Representation, Resource Management, Error Handling/Logging, API/Function Abuse, Race Conditions/Concurrency, Code Quality/Maintainability, plus variant/related CWEs). Each CWE category must include parent-child hierarchy relationships (e.g., CWE-99 Resource Injection → CWE-73 External Control → CWE-22 Path Traversal → CWE-23/36 variants) with one-sentence description per CWE and OWASP Top 10:2021 mapping. Ensure CWE-22 (Path Traversal) and CWE-77 (Command Injection) from PR #752 failures are explicitly prominent.

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📚 Learning: 2025-12-21T20:40:22.359Z
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Repo: rjmurillo/ai-agents PR: 53
File: .agents/planning/PRD-visual-studio-install-support.md:1-6
Timestamp: 2025-12-21T20:40:22.359Z
Learning: In the .agents/planning/ directory, PRD markdown files must use the lowercase 'prd-' prefix (e.g., prd-visual-studio-install-support.md, prd-agent-consolidation.md, prd-pre-pr-security-gate.md). Uppercase 'PRD-' is a legacy convention and should be renamed to 'prd-'.

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  • .agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md
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.agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md (3)

458-475: Add source attribution for PowerShell code examples.

M2 acceptance criteria state examples "match actual code from .claude-mem/scripts/ (not hypothetical)" but code blocks lack source citations. Each UNSAFE/SAFE pair should reference the actual vulnerable file and line number.

Examples affected:

  • Lines 461–465: Command injection example (currently generic npx example)
  • Lines 492–495: Path traversal example (currently generic ".." example)
  • Lines 540–544: Code execution example (currently generic Invoke-Expression)

Add comments like:

# Source: Export-ClaudeMemMemories.ps1:115 (PR #752 2024-MM-DD)
# VULNERABLE - ...

Also applies to: 488-509, 537-559


7-7: Verify effort estimate consistency across related planning documents.

Lines 7 and 770 show consistent internal estimates (38 hours, 3 weeks). However, coding guideline .agents/planning/**/*.md requires cross-document consistency validation: "Effort estimates for remediation phases must be consistent throughout planning documents."

Learnings indicate historical alignment: "62 hours / 4 weeks (later aligned to ~37–38 hours over ~3–4 weeks)."

Verify this estimate aligns with:

  • Related PRDs (if any reference same remediation)
  • Task breakdown documents
  • Memory artifacts (Serena, Forgetful) storing effort data
  • Any epic-level planning documents

Flag discrepancies exceeding 20%.

Also applies to: 770-770


9-100: Remove session header format requirement from this planning document.

This is a planning artifact (.agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md), not a session log. Session header formatting (Session ID, date, agent name, branch) applies to session log files (.agents/sessions/*.md), not to planning documents that reference research findings. The "Research Summary (Sessions 307-308)" sections document research conduct correctly for a planning context.

If Phase checklist verification is required for this planning artifact, apply planning-specific guidelines (effort estimate consistency, acceptance criteria, cross-document alignment) rather than session log headers.

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Walkthrough

Expanded security planning documentation with CWE-699 framework analysis, OWASP Agentic Top 10 mappings, memory artifact definitions, PowerShell security checklists, and a seven-milestone roadmap covering CWE expansion, severity calibration, feedback loops, and governance protocols.

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Core Security Planning Document
.agents/planning/security-agent-detection-gaps-remediation.md
Added Research Summary with CWE-699 hierarchy and codebase findings. Introduced OWASP Agentic Top 10 analysis with CWE mappings. Extended Planning Context with decision rationales, acceptance criteria, epic references, and session logs. Updated Milestones (M1–M7) spanning CWE expansion, PowerShell hardening, severity calibration, feedback loops, benchmarks, pre-commit gates, and documentation. Replaced Planning Decision Log entries reflecting shift to comprehensive CWE-699 integration and dual memory-feedback loops. Embedded new CWE-699 categorized content and PowerShell Security Checklist with UNSAFE/SAFE examples.
Governance & Severity Documents
SECURITY-SEVERITY-CRITERIA.md, SECURITY-REVIEW-PROTOCOL.md
Created new SECURITY-SEVERITY-CRITERIA.md. Modified SECURITY-REVIEW-PROTOCOL.md with new examples and procedures for security review governance.
Analysis & Memory Artifacts
.agents/analysis/*, .agents/security/*
Added and updated analysis documents including CWE-699 framework integration, OWASP Agentic security integration, and memory artifact references (Serena Memories, Forgetful Memories).

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🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~25 minutes

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documentation, agent-security, agent-memory, agent-architect

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Title check ✅ Passed Title follows conventional commit format with 'docs:' prefix and clearly describes the main changeset—security framework integration documentation.
Description check ✅ Passed Description is directly related to the changeset, detailing specific sections added (CWE-699, OWASP agentic integration, session logs) and context for the work.
Docstring Coverage ✅ Passed No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check.
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