multiversx-semgrep-creator
Semgrep Rule Creator for MultiversX
Create custom Semgrep rules to automatically detect MultiversX-specific security patterns, coding violations, and best practice issues. This skill enables scalable security scanning across codebases.
When to Use
- Setting up automated security scanning for CI/CD
- Enforcing MultiversX coding standards across teams
- Scaling security reviews with automated pattern detection
- Creating custom rules after finding manual vulnerabilities
- Building organizational security rule libraries
1. Semgrep Basics for Rust
Rule Structure
rules:
- id: rule-identifier
languages: [rust]
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