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crowdstrike-falcon-foundry Claude Code Plugin

Author
CrowdStrike
Category
Security
Topics
Enterprise Business Platforms · Security, Auth & Compliance · Web & App Development
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-07-16 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-08-20 (UTC) (7 days ago)

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This plugin bundles a set of Claude Code skills for building applications on CrowdStrike's Falcon Foundry platform. It orchestrates the full app lifecycle through a primary development-workflow skill that delegates to specialized sub-skills for UI pages, serverless functions, data collections, workflows, API integrations, security patterns, debugging, and end-to-end testing. The skills scaffold and deploy apps using the Foundry CLI, turning a natural-language request into a working app with API integrations, workflows, and UI components. It also includes hooks that detect Foundry-related prompts, guard CLI commands for correct syntax, and optionally coordinate with the separate superpowers plugin for general engineering practices. According to the README, the skills are primarily tested with Claude Code but are plain markdown files that other AI coding assistants such as Codex, Copilot CLI, Cursor, or Gemini CLI can also load.

About the service

CrowdStrike Falcon is a cloud-based cybersecurity platform covering endpoint protection, next-gen SIEM, identity protection, and threat intelligence. Falcon Foundry is a development environment within this platform that lets customers build and deploy custom security applications, integrating with data collections, workflows, and third-party APIs inside the Falcon console. Using this plugin requires an existing CrowdStrike account with Falcon Foundry access and the Foundry CLI installed and authenticated.

What you can do with crowdstrike-falcon-foundry

  • Scaffold a Falcon Foundry app from a natural-language request, covering API integrations, workflows, UI pages, functions, and data collections
  • Import an OpenAPI spec to build an API integration and share its endpoints with Falcon Fusion SOAR
  • Create YAML-defined workflows tied to Falcon Fusion SOAR triggers and actions
  • Build React or Vue UI pages and extensions styled with Falcon theming and Shoelace components
  • Write Go or Python serverless functions that call Falcon APIs using CrowdStrike SDKs
  • Model app data with JSON Schema-based collections and CRUD operations
  • Apply security patterns such as OAuth scoping, input validation, and content security
  • Troubleshoot CLI, manifest, and deployment problems using a dedicated debugging skill
  • Run end-to-end tests against a built app with a Playwright-based testing tool
  • Deploy and release apps to the Falcon console directly through Foundry CLI commands

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