Bitwarden agent skills
Review security, plan engineering work, and manage development workflows with skills from Bitwarden.
Published by Bitwarden
What these skills help with
Review security, plan engineering work, and manage development workflows with skills from Bitwarden.
Review engineering work
Check code security and development changes.
Organize Jira issues
Research tickets, requirements, and dependencies.
Maintain GitHub Actions
Audit workflow actions and apply targeted fixes.
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Action Audit
Audit GitHub Actions action usage across an org. Searches for a specific action (incident mode) or sweeps all workflow files for non-compliant action references (audit mode). Produces a read-only report of findings with compliance status…
Action Remediate
Fix GitHub Actions findings from the action-audit skill, pin external actions to full commit SHAs, and create draft pull requests.
Addressing Code Review Comments
Guidance for tasks where the user is addressing pull request review comments locally and asks for help evaluating, implementing, or drafting responses to reviewer feedback - requires technical rigor and verification, not performative…
Install Bitwarden skills
Download the complete source, choose a skill folder, and follow the setup instructions for your assistant.
Read the source repository
Check prerequisites, supported tools, and installation steps from the publisher.
bitwarden/ai-pluginsDownload the source files
Keep scripts and references with the SKILL.md file. Some skills require a service account or API credentials.
Download source ZIP
Bitwarden skill workflows
Run a design critique
Use the 30/60/90 framework to gather feedback at the right stage.
Improve product wording
Review interface copy for clarity, tone, and accessibility.
Prepare a work retrospective
Turn a range of Git commits into a concise summary of completed changes.
Agent skills FAQ
An agent skill is a folder of instructions, usually headed by a SKILL.md file, that helps an AI assistant perform a specific task. A skill may also include scripts, examples, and reference files.
