Your best defense is a good offense: Give Claude NightVision skills.
NightVision is a white-box-assisted DAST platform that combines API Discovery (static analysis to extract OpenAPI specs from source code), dynamic scanning (ZAP + Nuclei engines), and Code Traceback (tracing vulnerabilities back to exact source locations) to find exploitable vulnerabilities in web applications and REST APIs.
This plugin marketplace gives Claude Code the skills to run NightVision scans, triage results, and integrate security testing into your CI/CD pipelines — all from natural language.
From the terminal:
claude plugin marketplace add nvsecurity/skills
claude plugin install nightvision@nvsecurity
claudeFrom inside Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add nvsecurity/skills
/plugin install nightvision@nvsecurity
You may need to restart Claude Code for the plugin to load.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
scan-configuration |
Set up DAST scans — create targets, configure authentication (Playwright, headers, cookies), manage projects, define scope exclusions, and prepare private network scans |
scan-triage |
Interpret scan results — read SARIF/CSV findings, understand vulnerabilities, locate the vulnerable code, validate with curl, prioritize by severity, suggest fixes, and mark false positives |
api-discovery |
Extract OpenAPI specs from source code via static analysis, troubleshoot extraction issues, compare specs across versions, and leverage Code Traceback |
ci-cd-integration |
Wire NightVision into your pipeline — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure DevOps, Jenkins, BitBucket, and JFrog with SARIF/CSV export and breaking-change detection |
Just ask Claude what you need:
> Set up a NightVision scan for my API running on localhost:8080
> Triage the results from my last scan and suggest fixes
> Add NightVision to my GitHub Actions workflow
> Extract an OpenAPI spec from this Django project
Or invoke skills directly with slash commands:
/scan-configuration
/scan-triage
/api-discovery
/ci-cd-integration
Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.
Apache License 2.0 — see LICENSE for details.