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name: segmentation-validator
description: Validate zone isolation and cross-zone traffic controls so Claude can explain where segmentation rules may allow unauthorized or risky network flows.
Segmentation Validator
Use this skill when the user wants to check whether firewall rules align with defined network zones and whether segmentation boundaries are being enforced properly.
Goal
Help Claude analyze zone definitions and traffic rules, detect problematic cross-zone paths, and explain segmentation weaknesses in a practical, audit-ready way.
Workflow
Confirm the zone definition file and the firewall rule file to review.
Normalize the zones and traffic flows so cross-zone paths can be evaluated consistently.
Identify unauthorized, risky, or unexpected flows between zones.
Highlight whether the issue is a direct rules problem, a missing zone assignment, or unclear network design.
Present the findings with enough context for remediation or audit reporting.
Inputs
Expected inputs from the bundled tool metadata:
zones: Path to the JSON zone definition file.
rules: Path to the CSV firewall rules file.
Bundled Files
main.py contains the executable segmentation analysis logic.
README.md provides guidance and examples.
skill.yaml captures the repo-native metadata for this skill.
sample_input may contain representative zone and rule data.
Guidance
Stay focused on trust boundaries and unauthorized movement risk. Explain which zones are involved, what traffic is allowed, and why the flow may violate segmentation intent.
1---2name: segmentation-validator3description: ---4---5---6name: segmentation-validator7description: Validate zone isolation and cross-zone traffic controls so Claude can explain where segmentation rules may allow unauthorized or risky network flows.8---910# Segmentation Validator1112Use this skill when the user wants to check whether firewall rules align with defined network zones and whether segmentation boundaries are being enforced properly.1314## Goal1516Help Claude analyze zone definitions and traffic rules, detect problematic cross-zone paths, and explain segmentation weaknesses in a practical, audit-ready way.1718## Workflow19201. Confirm the zone definition file and the firewall rule file to review.212. Normalize the zones and traffic flows so cross-zone paths can be evaluated consistently.223. Identify unauthorized, risky, or unexpected flows between zones.234. Highlight whether the issue is a direct rules problem, a missing zone assignment, or unclear network design.245. Present the findings with enough context for remediation or audit reporting.2526## Inputs2728Expected inputs from the bundled tool metadata:29- zones: Path to the JSON zone definition file.30- rules: Path to the CSV firewall rules file.3132## Bundled Files3334- main.py contains the executable segmentation analysis logic.35- README.md provides guidance and examples.36- skill.yaml captures the repo-native metadata for this skill.37- sample_input may contain representative zone and rule data.3839## Guidance4041Stay focused on trust boundaries and unauthorized movement risk. Explain which zones are involved, what traffic is allowed, and why the flow may violate segmentation intent.
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