Audit and harden your Mac's security from a conversation. This plugin teaches Claude
Code to drive the fort CLI: run a full security
audit, explain every finding in plain language (what it is, why it matters, what
changing it would affect), and fix only what you approve.
It runs the fort binary over your shell — no MCP server, no extra daemon. You just
need fort installed.
# 1. install the fort CLI (the plugin orchestrates this binary)
brew install djadmin/tap/fort
# 2. add this repo as a plugin marketplace, then install the plugin
/plugin marketplace add djadmin/fort
/plugin install fort@fortJust ask:
- "Is my Mac secure?" — runs the audit and walks the findings by real-world risk.
- "Fix what's safe." — proposes the safe fixes, previews each, applies only what you OK.
- "Turn on my firewall." — previews the exact command, confirms, applies, re-checks.
- "What breaks if I disable SSH?" — explains the trade-off, changes nothing.
- "I need endpoint evidence for our SOC 2 audit." — generates an HTML report.
Or use the commands directly:
| Command | What it does | Touches your system? |
|---|---|---|
/fort-audit |
Audit and explain the findings | No (read-only) |
/fort-harden |
Audit, then fix safe issues with your approval | Only what you approve |
/fort-report |
Write an auditor-ready HTML evidence report | No (writes a file) |
Auditing is always read-only. Fixes change system settings, so the plugin previews the
exact command, waits for your explicit yes, and applies only the specific checks you
approved — never "everything" implicitly. fort itself is the source of truth for what
your posture is; the plugin adds the explanation and judgment around it.