fix(security): correct email make targets and update documentation #143
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WalkthroughAdds a new public "security" plugin (descriptor, README, two command docs, and a container-grade-reporter skill), registers it in marketplace and docs manifests (duplicate entries introduced in Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant CLI as /security:image-grades
participant Config as YAML Config
participant Finder as Tool Discovery
participant Reporter as container-grade-reporter
participant Parser as Result Parser
participant Mailer as SMTP (optional)
Note right of CLI `#f0f7ff`: Invoke image-grades
User->>CLI: /security:image-grades <config.yaml> [--grade] [--email]
CLI->>Config: validate and parse YAML
alt invalid config
Config-->>CLI: validation error
CLI-->>User: error
else valid
CLI->>Finder: locate container-grade-reporter (user config / PATH / workspace)
alt not found
Finder-->>CLI: tool not found
CLI-->>User: error
else found
CLI->>Reporter: run with config
Reporter-->>CLI: JSON results
alt --email used
CLI->>Mailer: send formatted report
Mailer-->>CLI: delivery status
CLI-->>User: email result
else
CLI->>Parser: filter/apply --grade and format
Parser-->>CLI: report output
CLI-->>User: display report
end
end
end
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Question: Container Grade Reporter DependencyThe security plugin currently depends on the Red Hat Gitlab Instance This requires:
Question for the team: Should we consider porting this tool to the openshift-eng GitHub organization? Pros:
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plugins/security/skills/container-grade-reporter/SKILL.md (3)
478-480: Wrap bare URLs in markdown link syntax.Lines 478-480 contain bare URLs. Consider wrapping them in markdown link format for better rendering:
-## References - -- **Repository**: https://gitlab.cee.redhat.com/istio/servicemesh-qe/container-grade-reporter -- **Pyxis API**: https://pyxis.engineering.redhat.com/v1/ -- **Red Hat Registry**: https://registry.access.redhat.com +## References + +- **Repository**: [container-grade-reporter](https://gitlab.cee.redhat.com/istio/servicemesh-qe/container-grade-reporter) +- **Pyxis API**: [https://pyxis.engineering.redhat.com/v1/](https://pyxis.engineering.redhat.com/v1/) +- **Red Hat Registry**: [https://registry.access.redhat.com](https://registry.access.redhat.com)
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94-94: Wrap bare URLs in markdown link format.Lines 94, 468, 471 contain bare URLs. Format as markdown links for better rendering:
-1. **Container Grade Reporter Tool** - - Clone from: https://gitlab.cee.redhat.com/istio/servicemesh-qe/container-grade-reporter +1. **Container Grade Reporter Tool** + - Clone from: [container-grade-reporter](https://gitlab.cee.redhat.com/istio/servicemesh-qe/container-grade-reporter)Also applies to: 468-468, 471-471
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343-343: Minor grammar refinement.Line 343 uses "grades is a comma-separated list" which should be "grades are a comma-separated list" (plural subject-verb agreement). This is minor but improves clarity.
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plugins/security/.claude-plugin/plugin.json (1)
1-8: Plugin descriptor structure looks good.The JSON structure is valid and properly formatted. The metadata aligns with marketplace registration and data files.
PLUGINS.md (1)
17-17: Plugin entry and TOC link are well-formed.The Security Plugin section follows the established pattern for other plugin entries. The table of contents link is properly placed in alphabetical order, and the command documentation is comprehensive.
Also applies to: 167-175
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42-46: Marketplace entry is properly formatted and positioned.The security plugin entry is well-structured, description is appropriate for marketplace context, and the source path is correct. JSON formatting is valid.
docs/data.json (1)
286-312: Plugin data entry is well-structured and consistent.The security plugin entry in docs/data.json has proper formatting, correct command metadata matching the command documentation files, appropriate skill references, and version consistency with other plugin manifests. Structure follows the established pattern.
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57-69: Add language specification to fenced code blocks (Markdown style).Multiple fenced code blocks throughout the file lack language identifiers. Update blocks to specify language for syntax highlighting and linting compliance.
Example fixes:
**Repository structure:** -``` +```For blocks with content, specify appropriate language:
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bashfor shell commands- Use
jsonfor JSON structures- Use
yamlfor YAML content- Use
pythonfor Python codeThis addresses markdownlint MD040 violations on lines 58, 311, 324, 335, 346, 356, 367.
plugins/security/commands/set-image-grade-tool-path.md (1)
25-25: Add language specification to fenced code blocks (Markdown style).Three fenced code blocks lack language identifiers (lines 25, 51, 72). Apply language tags for linting compliance:
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bash(shell command)This addresses markdownlint MD040 violations.
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171-172: Fix list indentation for unordered list items.Lines 171-172 have incorrect indentation (3 spaces instead of 0) for unordered list continuation. This causes a markdown linting error (MD007).
Apply this diff to align bullets properly:
- **When `--email` is NOT specified:** - - Filter JSON data to only include entries where `grade` matches the filter +- **When `--email` is NOT specified:** + - Filter JSON data to only include entries where `grade` matches the filter
12-12: Add language specification to fenced code blocks (Markdown style).Fifteen fenced code blocks lack language identifiers, causing markdownlint MD040 violations. Apply language tags:
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bash- Lines with JSON structures: use
json- Lines with YAML: use
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-``` +```bashThis improves syntax highlighting and maintains code style consistency across the documentation suite.
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plugins/security/README.md (1)
18-87: Commands documentation is clear and well-structured.The
/security:image-gradesand/security:set-image-grade-tool-pathcommand documentation correctly represents the intended API with proper argument hints and examples. Email functionality is properly documented with references tomake emailandmake email-gradetargets (lines 65, 420).plugins/security/skills/container-grade-reporter/SKILL.md (1)
172-202: Email Makefile targets are correctly documented.The skill properly documents the email functionality with both
make emailandmake email-grade GRADES=...targets, aligned with the PR's security plugin email fix. The explanation of Makefile automation (lines 193-202) is clear and accurate.plugins/security/commands/set-image-grade-tool-path.md (1)
1-114: Command documentation is complete and accurate.The
security:set-image-grade-tool-pathcommand documentation correctly reflects the renamed command (from/security:set-tool-pathper PR objectives). Implementation steps, error handling, and examples are clear and comprehensive. Argument hints are properly formatted.plugins/security/commands/image-grades.md (2)
1-4: Argument hints correctly include new optional flags.The front-matter argument hint
[--grade <grades>] [--email]on line 3 correctly represents the command's optional arguments, aligning with the PR's documentation update objectives.
59-121: Email Makefile targets are properly integrated into implementation.The implementation correctly specifies:
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25-25: Add language identifiers to all fenced code blocks.Multiple code blocks lack language specifications, which triggers markdown linting errors (MD040). Specify appropriate languages for clarity and proper syntax highlighting:
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```bash.Apply this diff to add language identifiers (showing a few examples):
-``` +```bash /security:set-image-grade-tool-path <path> -``` +``` --- -``` +```bash /security:image-grades <config.yaml> -``` +``` --- -``` +```yaml releases: "OSSM 3.1": components: -``` +```Also applies to: 51-51, 72-72, 150-150, 306-306, 313-313, 328-328, 340-340, 353-353, 365-365, 377-377
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1-11: Good catch on the past formatting issue—now fixed!The extra dash on line 11 has been corrected. The bullet point now reads properly as
- **Multi-architecture support**instead of the malformed- - **Multi-architecture support**.
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94-95: Document the Red Hat internal access requirement more prominently.The container-grade-reporter tool requires Red Hat internal network access and GitLab CEE authentication. While this is mentioned in the prerequisites, consider adding a prominent note at the beginning of the README (after the Overview section) to set clear expectations for external contributors.
As noted in the PR comments, this dependency may limit accessibility for non-Red Hat contributors. The team should evaluate whether porting the tool to GitHub (as suggested by the author) would better align with the open nature of the ai-helpers repository.
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scripts/build-website.py (1)
28-29: LGTM! Synopsis extraction bug fixed.The regex now correctly skips the optional language identifier after the code fence and captures the actual synopsis line. This resolves the issue where
"text"placeholders appeared indocs/data.jsoninstead of proper command synopses.docs/data.json (1)
300-301: Verify the synopsis values were correctly regenerated.The synopsis fields now contain proper command syntax instead of
"text"placeholders, confirming the build script fix worked correctly:
- Line 300:
/security:image-grades <config.yaml> [--grade <grades>] [--email]- Line 306:
/security:set-image-grade-tool-path <path>Also applies to: 306-307
plugins/security/README.md (1)
413-424: <!-- [scratchpad_start]
[task: verification_of_make_targets_3/3 COMPLETE]
[observations]
- Root Makefile contains only 32 lines
- Only 4 phony targets: help, lint, lint-pull, update
- NO targets found for: run-output, dry-run-email, run-grade
- Documented targets appear only in:
- plugins/security/README.md (under review)
- plugins/security/commands/image-grades.md
- plugins/security/skills/container-grade-reporter/SKILL.md
- PR context: container-grade-reporter integration (external tool)
- Git history shows commits for markdown/linting fixes, not Makefile changes
[analysis]
- The documented Make targets (run-output, dry-run-email, run-grade) are NOT in the ai-helpers repository Makefile
- They are targets from the EXTERNAL container-grade-reporter tool
- The README.md is documenting how to use an external integrated tool, not internal Makefile targets
- The review comment assumes these are internal targets that need verification against internal Makefile
- This is a contextual misunderstanding in the original review
[conclusion]
- Original review comment is based on incorrect assumption that documented targets are internal to ai-helpers
- The documentation correctly shows external tool usage
- No verification against internal Makefile is applicable
- Recommend:
The documented Make targets are from the external container-grade-reporter tool, not from this repository's Makefile.
The root Makefile contains only 4 targets:
help,lint,lint-pull, andupdate. The documented targets (run-output,dry-run-email,run-grade) do not exist in this repository and are not intended to. They are targets from the external container-grade-reporter tool being integrated and documented by the Claude plugin. The README.md snippet correctly documents external tool usage for container-grade-reporter integration, not internal build targets. No mismatch exists—the documentation is accurate for its purpose.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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Add security plugin that integrates with container-grade-reporter tool to provide vulnerability grade assessment for Red Hat container images. Features: - /security:image-grades: Generate CVE vulnerability grade reports - /security:set-image-grade-tool-path: Configure tool location - Multi-architecture support (amd64, arm64, ppc64le, s390x) - Grade filtering and email reporting capabilities - Integration with Red Hat Pyxis API via Kerberos authentication New files: - plugins/security/commands/image-grades.md - plugins/security/commands/set-image-grade-tool-path.md - plugins/security/skills/container-grade-reporter/SKILL.md - plugins/security/README.md - plugins/security/.claude-plugin/plugin.json Bug fixes: - Fix synopsis extraction regex in build-website.py Assisted-by: Claude
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plugins/security/README.md (6)
11-16: ✅ Markdown formatting is now correct.The previous issue with the extra dash on line 11 has been properly fixed. The bullet points now display correctly as a standard list.
146-180: YAML configuration format is clear and well-documented.The configuration section (lines 146–180) provides excellent guidance with clear field definitions, examples for OSSM releases, and tag filtering rules. The structure is logical and the examples are practical.
283-300: Grade interpretation table is helpful and actionable.The A–F grading scale table and recommendations by grade (lines 283–300) are well-structured, use clear indicators (✅/
⚠️ /❌), and provide actionable guidance for different risk levels.
326-376: Troubleshooting section is thorough.The troubleshooting section covers common error scenarios (Tool Not Found, Authentication Failure, Network Issues, Invalid YAML, Python Version) with clear solutions. Well-organized and helpful for users.
22-22: Command names are consistent across all documentation files.The verification confirms that command references in the README match the documentation file names and internal headers with appropriate context-based formatting. No inconsistencies exist between
/security:image-grades,image-grades.md, and the headersecurity:image-grades—these are the same command in different contexts.
67-67: Review comment is incorrect.The README documentation at line 67 and line 419 correctly documents the external
container-grade-reportertool's Makefile targets, not targets from this repository. The context showscd ~/Code/container-grade-reporterbefore listingmake run-output,make dry-run-email, andmake run-grade. These are targets from the external tool, not the current repository's Makefile.The root Makefile contains only:
help,lint,lint-pull, andupdate. The targets mentioned in the review (make emailandmake email-grade) do not exist in this repository's Makefile and are not documented in the README. The README is accurately documenting external tool usage.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
plugins/security/commands/set-image-grade-tool-path.md (6)
1-4: ✅ Metadata format is correct.The YAML frontmatter with
description,argument-hint, and comment attribution is properly formatted and provides good context for the command.
30-60: Implementation steps are clear and actionable.The five implementation steps (lines 30–60) are well-structured:
- Input validation with clear error conditions
- Tool verification with specific file checks
- Configuration directory setup with permissions
- Configuration persistence as JSON
- Success confirmation
Each step includes concrete details (file paths, error messages, expected outputs). This provides excellent guidance for implementation.
61-75: Return value and example output are clear.The return value format (lines 61–75) clearly describes what the command outputs and provides a realistic example showing:
- Success confirmation
- Configured path display
- Next steps guidance
This is user-friendly and helps users understand what to do after configuration.
77-99: Examples and arguments are well-documented.The three examples (lines 77–92) cover practical use cases (tilde expansion, absolute paths, workspace-relative paths), and the Arguments section (lines 94–99) clearly specifies the required parameter with format guidance.
101-115: Error handling and notes are comprehensive.The error handling section (lines 101–108) lists common errors with clear, helpful messages, and the Notes section (lines 110–115) properly documents:
- Per-user configuration storage
- Absolute path normalization
- Configuration overwriting on re-run
- Fallback behavior for missing config
20-28: No issues found—description matches README implementation.The verification confirms that the command description (lines 20–28) and README.md both consistently reference the config file at
~/.config/ai-helpers/security-config.json. The documentation is aligned and accurate.
…cumentation Assisted-by: Claude Code <[email protected]>
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Summary
This PR fixes the email functionality implementation in the security plugin and updates all generated documentation to reflect the correct command names and arguments.
What this PR does / why we need it:
Fix email make targets:
make emailandmake email-gradeUpdate plugin documentation:
/security:set-tool-pathto/security:set-image-grade-tool-path[--grade <grades>] [--email]to/security:image-gradesCommits
Special notes for your reviewer:
The documentation changes were generated using
make updatewhich automatically scans plugin commands and regenerates the documentation files.AI Assistance Disclosure
This PR contains substantial AI-generated content:
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