Break down large prompts into individual patterns#1
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fuzboxz wants to merge 2 commits intoArcanum-Sec:mainfrom
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Break down large prompts into individual patterns#1fuzboxz wants to merge 2 commits intoArcanum-Sec:mainfrom
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Summary
Restructured the large security anti-pattern files into individual pattern files to enable more efficient, targeted security guidance for AI agents.
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Benefits
For AI agents: Load 500-5K tokens per pattern vs 65K-100K for full documents—more efficient context usage, lower API costs, and better RAG integration. Agents can dynamically retrieve only relevant patterns based on code analysis.
For developers: Easier navigation, focused learning of individual patterns, and flexible workflows—use comprehensive files for full security reviews or modular files for targeted tasks.
Backward compatible: Original files remain unchanged; both approaches are valid depending on context size and use case.