Warden

https://warden-cli.vercel.app

"Who watches the code?"

Your autonomous security agent. Warden hunts vulnerabilities, patches them, verifies the fix passes tests, and opens a PR—while you sleep.

Quick Start

npm install -g @devdonzo/warden
warden setup    # interactive config wizard
warden scan     # find & fix vulnerabilities

Why Warden?

npm audit tells you what's broken. Warden fixes it.

The Council

Warden runs as an orchestrated squad of specialized agents:

The Watchman — Scans your deps with Snyk (falls back to npm audit). Finds the threats.

The Engineer — Spins up an isolated env, creates a fix branch, patches package.json, runs your tests. If tests fail, the fix never leaves.

The Diplomat — Crafts a clean PR with context on what broke, how it's fixed, and why it matters. Assigns reviewers, applies labels.

Commands

warden setup              # first-time config
warden scan               # scan & fix current repo
warden scan --dry-run     # preview without changes
warden scan <github-url>  # scan any remote repo
warden scan --severity critical --max-fixes 3
warden status             # view recent scans
warden doctor             # diagnose environment issues
warden clean              # remove generated files

DAST - Dynamic Application Security Testing

Warden now supports infrastructure scanning with Nmap and Metasploit alongside traditional dependency scanning.

Quick Start

# 1. Configure targets in .wardenrc.json
warden config --create

# 2. Add DAST configuration (see docs)
# Edit .wardenrc.json and add "dast" section

# 3. Run DAST scan
warden dast https://staging.myapp.com

SAST vs DAST

Features

• Nmap: Network discovery, port scanning, service detection
• Metasploit: Vulnerability validation (optional)
• Safety-First: Multiple authorization checks
• Advisory PRs: Manual remediation guidance (no auto-fix for infrastructure)

Configuration Example

{
  "dast": {
    "enabled": true,
    "targets": [
      {
        "url": "https://staging.myapp.com",
        "authorized": true,
        "description": "Staging Environment"
      }
    ],
    "nmap": {
      "enabled": true,
      "scanType": "standard",
      "portRange": "1-1000"
    },
    "metasploit": {
      "enabled": false,
      "mode": "scan-only"
    },
    "safety": {
      "requireConfirmation": true,
      "authorizedTargetsOnly": true,
      "disableExploits": true
    }
  }
}

DAST Commands

warden dast <target>           # Scan authorized target
warden dast <target> --verbose # Detailed output
warden dast <target> --dry-run # Preview only
warden dast <target> --nmap-only  # Nmap only

⚠️ Legal Notice

Only scan systems you own or have written authorization to test. Unauthorized scanning may violate laws including the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (USA).

See DAST Guide for complete documentation.

Config

Drop a .wardenrc.json in your project root:

{
  "scanner": { "primary": "snyk", "fallback": true },
  "fixes": { "maxPerRun": 5, "minSeverity": "high", "branchPrefix": "warden/fix" },
  "github": { "labels": ["security", "automated"], "autoAssign": true }
}

Or run warden config --create to generate one.

Environment

Repo owner/name auto-detected from git remote.

Rules of Engagement

1. No force pushes. Ever.
2. No PR without passing tests.
3. Human merges. Warden proposes, you approve.

Exit Codes

0 — Clean. 1 — Vulns found. 2 — Scan failed.

License

ISC © DevDonzo