AI-Assisted DevSecOps Workflows

Integrating LLM assistants into security-first DevSecOps practices

A comprehensive guide to using oh-my-opencode-slim, opencode-go, and modern AI tooling in your DevSecOps workflows.

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Explore patterns for security audits, incident response, compliance automation, and more.

This site documents approaches, paradigms, and best practices for DevSecOps engineers leveraging AI assistants. It covers security-first integration patterns, framework comparisons, and practical implementation strategies.

Architecture

Core workflow patterns, agent responsibilities, and integration architecture for AI-assisted DevSecOps.

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Frameworks

Detailed comparison of oh-my-opencode-slim, Aider, ShellGPT, AIChat, Claude Code, and Crush.

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Security

Threat model, critical controls, compliance considerations, and hardening guides for AI-assisted workflows.

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Paradigms

Three primary approaches: Orchestrated Multi-Agent, Single-Agent Pair Programming, and CLI Command Generation.

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Use Cases

Practical patterns for incident response, IaC security, secret management, compliance, container security, and CI/CD.

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Research

Comprehensive research findings: framework landscape, cost analysis, and implementation recommendations.

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Secure PR Review

Run a 5-step AI-assisted security review over your branch changes before they reach code review.

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DevOps Stack

Comprehensive developer workflow guide for Terraform, Kubernetes, Ansible, Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, and ELK.

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Python Developer

Modern Python development workflow with uv, Ruff, Pytest, FastAPI/Django, Docker, and security-first practices.

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Secure PR Review Workflow

Run a 5-step AI-assisted security review over your branch changes before they reach code review.

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Contributing

This is a living document. Contributions are welcome for new framework comparisons, security patterns, case studies, and configuration improvements.

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