From lcp
Generate a fresh LCP manifest for a pip-installed package and summarize its modules, classes, and functions.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/lcp:scan <package-name>The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# Scan a Python library
Generate a fresh LCP manifest for `$ARGUMENTS` by introspecting the pip-installed package.
1. Call `resolve_library("$ARGUMENTS")` to scan and cache the library.
2. Call `get_manifest()` to confirm the package name and version.
3. Call `list_modules()` to display the module structure.
4. Summarize the library: number of modules, classes, functions, and total symbols.Generate a fresh LCP manifest for $ARGUMENTS by introspecting the pip-installed package.
resolve_library("$ARGUMENTS") to scan and cache the library.get_manifest() to confirm the package name and version.list_modules() to display the module structure./scanScans current codebase for security vulnerabilities via SAST, dependency CVEs (npm/pip/composer), and config issues. Outputs structured report with severity ratings, findings, and remediation steps.
/scanScans configured MCP servers for security vulnerabilities and policy violations using clawdstrike_scan tool. Groups findings by severity with remediation steps and summary.
/scanRuns a multi-surface security scanner (SCA, secrets, authz, MCP, pipeline, logic, diff) with focused modes and supplementary output blocks. Exit codes convey severity.
/scanDrafts a technical spec from code symbols and a roadmap from TODO markers plus git churn data. Generates prefilled documents that you verify and triage.
/scanScans a codebase against the Solana Security Standard (SOL-0XX), reporting advisory findings grouped by rule with file locations, descriptions, and fixes.
/scanLoads Hypo-Workflow skill instructions and executes /hw:maintain scan semantics with user-provided arguments for system maintenance scanning.
npx claudepluginhub zazza123/lcp --plugin lcp