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Advisoryv0.0.3 preset: OWASP agentic top 10

OWASP ASI04 — Agentic Supply Chain Vulnerabilities

Advisory only. It is skill text, and nothing stops a violation.

Acts on

Agent instructions

When

As instructions the agent reads

Tested

0 of 6 pass

In a git repo

Advisory

What it does

Verify agent components before loading them, and keep verifying, because runtime tool discovery changes the supply chain after deployment. Use when adding an MCP server, agent framework, plugin, tool registry, or model artifact, and when reviewing what an agent may pull at runtime. Do NOT use for ordinary application dependencies already covered by verify-dependency-exists.

Chock adds friction. It is not a security boundary.

Its label on each agent

The catalog grades each policy on each agent. Pick an agent to build with this policy:

  • Claude Code TestedAdvisory Advisory only. It is skill text, and nothing stops a violationBuild →
  • Cursor TestedAdvisory Advisory only. It is skill text, and nothing stops a violationBuild →
  • Codex TestedAdvisory Advisory only. It is skill text, and nothing stops a violationBuild →
  • GitHub Copilot TestedAdvisory Advisory only. It is skill text, and nothing stops a violationBuild →
  • Devin TestedAdvisory Advisory only. It is skill text, and nothing stops a violationBuild →
  • Grok Tested Not graded yet for GrokBuild →
  • goose Tested Not graded yet for gooseBuild →
  • Antigravity Tested Not graded yet for AntigravityBuild →
  • OpenHands Untested Not graded yet for OpenHandsBuild →
  • Kimi Code Untested Not graded yet for Kimi CodeBuild →
  • Factory Droid Untested Not graded yet for Factory DroidBuild →

What it misses

This policy does not state what it misses.

Latest change

0.0.3 · · Point at the mechanised slice: the agentic-code-security gate's supply pack refuses MCP servers launched without an exact version or commit, plain-HTTP MCP URLs, trust_remote_code and unpinned prompt pulls, at commit and at tool use. Everything else here stays advisory, and no rule text or claim is raised; the pointer is a see() and a references section.