Pipeline de revisão com foco em segurança

reviewOptions:
  security: true

Name: No raw SQL queries
Scope: File
Paths: **/*.ts, **/*.js, **/*.py
Severity: Critical
Instructions:
  Flag any use of string concatenation or template literals
  to build SQL queries. Look for patterns like:
  - `query("SELECT ... " + variable)`
  - `query(\`SELECT ... ${variable}\`)`
  - `execute(f"SELECT ... {variable}")`
  Must use parameterized queries or an ORM instead.

Name: No hardcoded secrets or credentials
Scope: File
Paths: **/*
Severity: Critical
Instructions:
  Flag any string that looks like an API key, password,
  token, or secret in fileDiff. Patterns to catch:
  - Variables named *_KEY, *_SECRET, *_TOKEN, *_PASSWORD
    assigned to string literals
  - Strings matching patterns like "sk_live_", "ghp_",
    "AKIA", "Bearer " followed by a long string
  - Connection strings with embedded passwords
  Secrets must come from environment variables or a vault.

Name: Auth middleware must not be skipped
Scope: Pull Request
Severity: Critical
Instructions:
  Check pr_files_diff for any route or controller that
  handles user data without auth middleware. Look for:
  - New routes without @UseGuards, @Authenticated,
    or equivalent decorators
  - Middleware bypass patterns like skipAuth: true
  - Public endpoints that access user-specific data
  Reference @file:src/shared/auth/guards/ for the
  approved auth patterns.

Name: No dangerouslySetInnerHTML without sanitization
Scope: File
Paths: **/*.tsx, **/*.jsx
Severity: Critical
Instructions:
  Flag any use of dangerouslySetInnerHTML in fileDiff.
  If used, verify the input is sanitized with DOMPurify
  or an equivalent library. Unsanitized HTML injection
  is a critical XSS vulnerability.

@kody remember: all user input must be validated and sanitized
before use. Never trust client-side data.

@kody remember: all API endpoints that handle sensitive data
must use HTTPS only and include rate limiting.

@kody remember: error messages must never expose stack traces,
internal paths, or database details to the client.

Name: No known vulnerable dependencies
Scope: Pull Request
Severity: Critical
Instructions:
  If pr_files_diff modifies package.json, requirements.txt,
  or any dependency file, use @MCP to check for known
  vulnerabilities in the added or updated packages.
  Flag any dependency with known critical CVEs.