Security Architecture Overview

This gives Claude context on enterprise security patterns baked into the Secure Vibe Coding OS starter, a Next.js 15 SaaS template that treats security as architecture rather than afterthought. Worth using when you're spinning up a new SaaS project and don't want to retrofit auth, OWASP controls, and secure coding patterns later. The skill references a 90/100 OWASP score and zero vulnerabilities, which is notable given that AI-generated code apparently chooses insecure patterns 45% of the time. If you've ever inherited a project where security was bolted on feature by feature, you'll appreciate having these guardrails from commit one.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add harperaa/secure-claude-skills --skill security-architecture-overview --agent claude-code

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Security Architecture Overview

Project Security Profile

Project: Secure Vibe Coding OS Version: 1.0 Next.js Version: 15.5.4 Security Audit Status: 0 vulnerabilities OWASP Score: 90/100 (Top 10% of Next.js applications)

What This Project Is

Secure Vibe Coding OS is a production-ready SaaS starter template built with security as a first-class concern, not an afterthought. Unlike typical Next.js starters that provide basic authentication and hope you figure out the rest, this starter embeds enterprise-grade security controls from day one.

Why This Architecture Exists

According to Veracode's 2024 State of Software Security Report, AI-generated code picks insecure patterns 45% of the time. Standard SaaS starters compound this problem by providing minimal security guidance. Developers then prompt AI to build features on an insecure foundation, and each new feature becomes a potential vulnerability.

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