A zero-API static vulnerability scanner that analyzes codebases across multiple programming languages to detect and repair ReDoS and regex quality defects.
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The Regex Audit skill provides developers with a local, zero-external-API static analysis pipeline engineered specifically to uncover Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) hazards and structural regex deficiencies. By sweeping through a target project directory, the skill isolates matching patterns inside source files, exposes performance bottle-necks, and categorizes vulnerabilities based on their engineering risk levels.
Built to fortify production applications against catastrophic backtracking, this tool identifies highly specific anti-patterns such as nested quantifiers and overlapping alternations. Beyond vulnerability identification, it maps dangerous call sites inside high-risk components—like HTTP controllers and inbound payload schemas—and offers safe, optimized code rewrites to eliminate computational exhaustion vectors before they hit production environments.
Execute the following workspace commands to kickstart a local scanner loop or audit targeted path files directly:
# Audit the current working directory to auto-detect and review all source files
/regex-audit
# Scan specific internal directories or focused application validation files
/regex-audit src/
/regex-audit lib/validators.js
# Isolate the evaluation process to a specific development framework language
/regex-audit --lang js
/regex-audit --lang python
# Restrict findings to high-priority issues that represent security hazards
/regex-audit --min-severity high
/regex-audit --high-risk-only
The evaluation output organizes discoveries using clear data taxonomies. Results can be marshaled into structured tables or exported into serialized schemas for automation integrations:
| Severity Level | Structural Matching Criteria | Runtime Operational Impact |
|---|---|---|
| CRITICAL | Nested quantifiers or star/plus combinations | Triggers exponential backtracking; proven denial of service hazard. |
| HIGH | Overlapping alternations or unanchored greedy dot-star loops | Triggers polynomial backtracking; impacts service responsiveness. |
| MEDIUM | Unbounded complex grouping sequences or unanchored constraints | Potential logic flaws; exposes applications to parsing bypasses. |
| LOW | Character class sets restricted to basic ASCII profiles | Functional localization limitations; string parsing quality defects. |
Every audited expression is encapsulated into a dedicated tracking object consisting of the source path, line reference number, literal expression string, nearby execution context, and language classification.
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