blue-spec
A Security-Driven Hardening toolkit that helps AI agents harden the defenses that matter.
About blue-spec
Blue Spec is a toolkit for Security-Driven Hardening, a defensive workflow that helps AI agents detect what a system actually does and harden the defenses that matter most. It brings spec-driven, blue-team thinking to AI-assisted development so security is designed in, not bolted on.
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