Supercharge your application security testing with Rovo Dev Skills, an open Skill format that lets security teams orchestrate static analysis tools, run AI-assisted code reviews, triage SAST findings, and generate high-quality test leads. Learn how Atlassian’s Security Testing team uses Rovo Dev with Semgrep, TruffleHog, and custom workflows to cut noise, increase coverage, and find better bugs faster.

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Atlassian's Security Testing team shares how they use Rovo Dev Skills to enhance whitebox penetration testing workflows. Skills are plain-text Markdown files that give AI agents procedural knowledge and context to orchestrate static analysis tools like Semgrep and TruffleHog, perform AI-assisted code auditing, triage SAST findings to reduce false positives, and generate prioritized test leads for human engineers. The post covers how to write a skill, best practices (structured I/O, avoiding interactive scripts, handling context limits), and when to prefer Skills over MCP integrations for simpler CLI tool wrappers.

Supercharge your Security Testing with Rovo Dev Skills

Getting started with Rovo Dev Skills for security testing

When should you use skills over building MCP integrations?