Francesco Sardone @airscript

Head of Technology at Beelzebub, writing about cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and free and open source software. airscript.it Italy Joined December 2020

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

23 minutes ago

@yacineMTB The reasons are various and usually are model selection, prompt engineering and bad context files like the AGENTS one. Try Agentskill for generating one that can mimick perfectly your code style and let me know if it gets better. github.com/airscripts/age…

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

10 hours ago

In case you didn’t know, Trivy exists. It scans containers, repos, Kubernetes, IaC, secrets, SBOMs, and vulnerabilities from one CLI. It's one of those tools you try once on a side project and then quietly add everywhere. github.com/aquasecurity/t…

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

13 hours ago

@theo Speaking of which if you don't know how to create a good AGENTS file, there are plenty of ways to do so like using Agentskill. github.com/airscripts/age…

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

21 hours ago

@RealAngryDegen You're welcome and thanks for asking! Open to feedbacks.

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

22 hours ago

ghitgud 2.12.0 is out. This release is focused on GitHub Discussions. The goal is to make community, product feedback, support, and maintainer workflows easier to manage directly from the terminal.

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

22 hours ago

@RealAngryDegen It's a better CLI that extends the official CLI of GitHub! They kept it small and extendable with plugins but it lacks a lot of features that GitHub has and users want. Feel free to try it!

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

22 hours ago

You can check out the repo here: github.com/airscripts/ghi… And the 2.12.0 release here: github.com/airscripts/ghi… If ghitgud looks useful, I would really appreciate a star on GitHub. It helps the project reach more developers and gives me a signal to keep building in public.

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

22 hours ago

This is another step toward making ghitgud a more complete GitHub workspace for the terminal. Security and compliance landed in 2.11.0. Now Discussions are part of the workflow too.

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

23 hours ago

@YashHustle_22 Do stuff even when I don't have tokens left.

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

23 hours ago

@marclou Still faster than doing it by hand though!

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

23 hours ago

You can check out the repo here: github.com/airscripts/ghi… And the 2.11.0 release here: github.com/airscripts/ghi… If ghitgud looks useful, I would really appreciate a star on GitHub. It helps the project reach more developers and gives me a signal to keep building in public.

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

23 hours ago

This release also includes API, service, command, and test coverage for the new security modules. There is still a lot more to build, but 2.11.0 feels like a strong step toward making ghitgud useful for real platform engineering workflows.

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Francesco Sardone @airscript

23 hours ago

ghitgud 2.11.0 is out. This release is focused on security and compliance workflows for platform teams, maintainers, and developers working across GitHub organizations. The goal is simple: make repository hygiene easier to inspect, score, and improve directly from the terminal.