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Creating a GitHub Actions bot named CodeWatcher, inspired by Copal, that runs static analysis tools (pylint, bandit, semgrep), comments inline suggestions on pull requests (PRs), and adopts a mentor-like or red-team assistant tone is a solid idea for improving code quality and security in a supportive way. Below is a step-by-step guide to build this bot, ensuring actionable output aligned with offensive security workflows and real-world methodologies. CodeWatcher GitHub Actions Bot Overview CodeWatcher will: • Trigger on pull request events. • Run pylint (code style), bandit (security issues), and semgrep (advanced static analysis) on Python code. • Parse tool outputs and post inline comments on PRs with a mentor-like or red-team tone (e.g., constructive, slightly probing, encouraging critical thinking). • Use GitHub Actions to automate the workflow and the GitHub API to post comments. - Initial Deployment
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Creating a GitHub Actions bot named CodeWatcher, inspired by Copal, that runs static analysis tools (pylint, bandit, semgrep), comments inline suggestions on pull requests (PRs), and adopts a mentor-like or red-team assistant tone is a solid idea for improving code quality and security in a supportive way. Below is a step-by-step guide to build this bot, ensuring actionable output aligned with offensive security workflows and real-world methodologies. CodeWatcher GitHub Actions Bot Overview CodeWatcher will: • Trigger on pull request events. • Run pylint (code style), bandit (security issues), and semgrep (advanced static analysis) on Python code. • Parse tool outputs and post inline comments on PRs with a mentor-like or red-team tone (e.g., constructive, slightly probing, encouraging critical thinking). • Use GitHub Actions to automate the workflow and the GitHub API to post comments. - Initial Deployment
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