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SonarQube quality gate, any language, no company server needed: run SonarQube Community Build locally (Docker), read the real gate + issues, fix by rule id, re-scan and diff. A linter's green build is a pre-check, never the gate.
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SonarQube quality gate, any language, no company server needed: run SonarQube Community Build locally (Docker), read the real gate + issues, fix by rule id, re-scan and diff. A linter's green build is a pre-check, never the gate.
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SonarQube quality gate — produce the real report, locally
Trigger phrases: "sonarqube", "quality gate", "code smell", "sonar scan", "sonar rapor", "A rating"
Only a SonarQube analysis can say "rating A, 0 findings". A clean build says the compiler was happy — a
different claim, about a different rule set. Passing one off as the other is how a team is told the code is clean
and then opens a report full of findings.
You do not need a company server or someone else's token to get the real thing: SonarQube Community Build is free, needs no licence key, and runs in one Docker container on this machine. That is the default path here — the gate is produced locally, offline, and it is a genuine SonarQube verdict, not a proxy for one.
Language-agnostic on purpose: SonarQube covers 20+ languages plus IaC (Terraform, Kubernetes, Dockerfile). Detect what the project actually uses; never assume a stack.
Step 1 — get a real analysis (pick the first that applies)
a) The project already has a SonarQube → use it, and skip to step 2.
b) It does not → stand one up locally. Docker one-liner, the Docker-free server zip, the first login and the
token: references/stand-up-server.md. No licence, no external account, nothing leaves the machine.
Restarting is not installing. Bringing an already-approved service back up on this machine — the same image, the same volumes — is resuming what the user already said yes to, and this skill's own advice to keep a named volume assumes exactly that. A NEW image, a new volume, or a tool this machine does not have is an install, and needs the answer below.
Nothing here is installed without the user saying so. Docker, Java, a scanner, a linter — each is a proposal with its cost stated, and the user picks. If they decline all of them, that is a valid answer: go to (c) and report "unverified" rather than installing anything to make a number appear.
Scan with whatever runner the project's stack uses — the scanner is the same product for every language:
| Project | Scan command |
|---|---|
| Any stack (generic) | sonar-scanner -Dsonar.projectKey=app -Dsonar.sources=. -Dsonar.host.url=http://localhost:9000 -Dsonar.token=$T |
| Maven / Gradle | mvn sonar:sonar -Dsonar.host.url=… -Dsonar.token=$T · gradle sonarqube … |
| .NET | dotnet sonarscanner begin /k:app /d:sonar.host.url=… /d:sonar.token=$T → dotnet build → dotnet sonarscanner end /d:sonar.token=$T |
| JS/TS, Python, Go, PHP, Ruby | the generic sonar-scanner above (add coverage report paths if the project produces them) |
c) No server is possible at all (no Docker, no Java, no permission to run one) → run the language's Sonar-rule
engine locally as a pre-check (references/local-engines.md — which engine per language, and how close it is
to Sonar's own rules) and say what that is worth, in these words rather than a
rating: "the local rule engine reports N issues, none open; the SonarQube rating and the gate were not produced —
no analysis ran." Then list what stays unverified: taint/injection, hotspot review state, coverage, duplication,
files outside the compiled language, and the project's own quality profile. Offer branch (b) — a local server, with
or without Docker — as the way to close it.
Never invent the verdict. A rating exists only where an analysis produced one; without it the honest output is "unverified", and that is the sentence that saves the user from promising a clean report they cannot back.
Step 2 — read the verdict, don't infer it
S=http://localhost:9000; K=app # or the project's own host/key
curl -sfu "$T:" "$S/api/qualitygates/project_status?projectKey=$K" # pass / fail, and which condition failed
curl -sfu "$T:" "$S/api/issues/search?componentKeys=$K&resolved=false&ps=500" # rule id + file + line per finding
curl -sfu "$T:" "$S/api/hotspots/search?projectKey=$K&status=TO_REVIEW" # hotspots are a SEPARATE endpoint
curl -sfu "$T:" "$S/api/measures/component?component=$K&metricKeys=alert_status,bugs,vulnerabilities,security_hotspots,code_smells,coverage,duplicated_lines_density,reliability_rating,security_rating,sqale_rating"
Also read the gate's definition (/api/qualitygates/show): most gates judge new code, not the whole project.
Chasing overall counts while the gate measures new code burns days and still fails; the reverse leaves real debt.
Know which one applies before planning the work.
Step 3 — fix by rule, never by impression
Group findings by rule (csharpsquid:S1481, typescript:S3776, python:S5852, …) and take one rule at a time,
all occurrences together. Read what the rule actually asks, fix the cause, cite the rule id in the change. The
domain owner does the fixing — a security rule is security-expert-csk's, a query/index rule is
database-expert-csk's.
Never close a finding by silencing it. #pragma warning disable, // NOSONAR, eslint-disable, an exclusion in
sonar-project.properties — each one changes the report without changing the code. It needs a written reason and
the user's approval, every time.
Security Hotspots do not close by editing code. Each is reviewed in the UI and marked safe (with a rationale)
or fixed. Code changes alone leave it TO_REVIEW and the gate keeps failing.
Step 4 — re-scan and diff. The loop is the deliverable
Re-run step 1's scan, re-read step 2, and report the difference: counts before → after, which rule ids
disappeared, which remain, which are new. "It should be clean now" is not a result — a second analysis is.
Repeat until the gate says OK and the counts are zero. Nothing here closes on a first pass.
What even a local SonarQube cannot see
Community Build has no taint/injection analysis (data flow from user input to a dangerous sink — SQLi, XSS,
command injection); that engine is in the paid editions. It also has no branch/PR analysis. So a clean local gate
is not proof of injection safety: cover that with the security-scan and threat-model skills plus a
security-expert-csk review, and say which of the two verdicts you are reporting.
DoD
- The verdict is quoted from an analysis: gate status, counts by severity, ratings, analysis date, and where it ran (project server or local container).
- Every finding closed by a code change, or by a suppression the user explicitly approved with a written reason.
- Hotspots reviewed in the UI, not merely edited around.
- A re-scan ran after the fixes and the before → after diff by rule id is reported.
- Injection risk stated separately (taint analysis is not in Community Build).
- Anything not done is said plainly — never implied clean.
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name: sonarqube-check
description: |
SonarQube quality gate, any language, no company server needed: run SonarQube Community Build locally (Docker),
read the real gate + issues, fix by rule id, re-scan and diff. A linter's green build is a pre-check, never the gate.
---
# SonarQube quality gate — produce the real report, locally
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Trigger phrases: "sonarqube", "quality gate", "code smell", "sonar scan", "sonar rapor", "A rating"
**Only a SonarQube analysis can say "rating A, 0 findings".** A clean `build` says the compiler was happy — a
different claim, about a different rule set. Passing one off as the other is how a team is told the code is clean
and then opens a report full of findings.
You do **not** need a company server or someone else's token to get the real thing: **SonarQube Community Build is
free, needs no licence key, and runs in one Docker container on this machine.** That is the default path here — the
gate is produced locally, offline, and it is a genuine SonarQube verdict, not a proxy for one.
Language-agnostic on purpose: SonarQube covers 20+ languages plus IaC (Terraform, Kubernetes, Dockerfile). Detect
what the project actually uses; never assume a stack.
## Step 1 — get a real analysis (pick the first that applies)
**a) The project already has a SonarQube** → use it, and skip to step 2.
**b) It does not → stand one up locally.** Docker one-liner, the Docker-free server zip, the first login and the
token: **`references/stand-up-server.md`**. No licence, no external account, nothing leaves the machine.
> **Restarting is not installing.** Bringing an already-approved service back up on this machine — the same
> image, the same volumes — is resuming what the user already said yes to, and this skill's own advice to keep
> a named volume assumes exactly that. A NEW image, a new volume, or a tool this machine does not have is an
> install, and needs the answer below.
>
> **Nothing here is installed without the user saying so.** Docker, Java, a scanner, a linter — each is a proposal
> with its cost stated, and the user picks. If they decline all of them, that is a valid answer: go to (c) and
> report "unverified" rather than installing anything to make a number appear.
Scan with whatever runner the project's stack uses — the scanner is the same product for every language:
| Project | Scan command |
|---|---|
| Any stack (generic) | `sonar-scanner -Dsonar.projectKey=app -Dsonar.sources=. -Dsonar.host.url=http://localhost:9000 -Dsonar.token=$T` |
| Maven / Gradle | `mvn sonar:sonar -Dsonar.host.url=… -Dsonar.token=$T` · `gradle sonarqube …` |
| .NET | `dotnet sonarscanner begin /k:app /d:sonar.host.url=… /d:sonar.token=$T` → `dotnet build` → `dotnet sonarscanner end /d:sonar.token=$T` |
| JS/TS, Python, Go, PHP, Ruby | the generic `sonar-scanner` above (add coverage report paths if the project produces them) |
**c) No server is possible at all** (no Docker, no Java, no permission to run one) → run the language's Sonar-rule
engine locally as a pre-check (**`references/local-engines.md`** — which engine per language, and how close it is
to Sonar's own rules) and **say what that is worth**, in these words rather than a
rating: *"the local rule engine reports N issues, none open; the SonarQube rating and the gate were not produced —
no analysis ran."* Then list what stays unverified: taint/injection, hotspot review state, coverage, duplication,
files outside the compiled language, and the project's own quality profile. Offer branch (b) — a local server, with
or without Docker — as the way to close it.
**Never invent the verdict.** A rating exists only where an analysis produced one; without it the honest output is
"unverified", and that is the sentence that saves the user from promising a clean report they cannot back.
## Step 2 — read the verdict, don't infer it
```bash
S=http://localhost:9000; K=app # or the project's own host/key
curl -sfu "$T:" "$S/api/qualitygates/project_status?projectKey=$K" # pass / fail, and which condition failed
curl -sfu "$T:" "$S/api/issues/search?componentKeys=$K&resolved=false&ps=500" # rule id + file + line per finding
curl -sfu "$T:" "$S/api/hotspots/search?projectKey=$K&status=TO_REVIEW" # hotspots are a SEPARATE endpoint
curl -sfu "$T:" "$S/api/measures/component?component=$K&metricKeys=alert_status,bugs,vulnerabilities,security_hotspots,code_smells,coverage,duplicated_lines_density,reliability_rating,security_rating,sqale_rating"
```
Also read the gate's definition (`/api/qualitygates/show`): most gates judge **new code**, not the whole project.
Chasing overall counts while the gate measures new code burns days and still fails; the reverse leaves real debt.
Know which one applies before planning the work.
## Step 3 — fix by rule, never by impression
Group findings by `rule` (`csharpsquid:S1481`, `typescript:S3776`, `python:S5852`, …) and take one rule at a time,
all occurrences together. Read what the rule actually asks, fix the cause, cite the rule id in the change. The
domain owner does the fixing — a security rule is `security-expert-csk`'s, a query/index rule is
`database-expert-csk`'s.
**Never close a finding by silencing it.** `#pragma warning disable`, `// NOSONAR`, `eslint-disable`, an exclusion in
`sonar-project.properties` — each one changes the report without changing the code. It needs a written reason and
the user's approval, every time.
**Security Hotspots do not close by editing code.** Each is reviewed in the UI and marked *safe* (with a rationale)
or *fixed*. Code changes alone leave it `TO_REVIEW` and the gate keeps failing.
## Step 4 — re-scan and diff. The loop is the deliverable
Re-run step 1's scan, re-read step 2, and report the **difference**: counts before → after, which rule ids
disappeared, which remain, which are new. "It should be clean now" is not a result — a second analysis is.
Repeat until the gate says `OK` and the counts are zero. Nothing here closes on a first pass.
## What even a local SonarQube cannot see
Community Build has no **taint/injection analysis** (data flow from user input to a dangerous sink — SQLi, XSS,
command injection); that engine is in the paid editions. It also has no branch/PR analysis. So a clean local gate
is not proof of injection safety: cover that with the **`security-scan`** and **`threat-model`** skills plus a
`security-expert-csk` review, and say which of the two verdicts you are reporting.
## DoD
- The verdict is quoted **from an analysis**: gate status, counts by severity, ratings, analysis date, and where it
ran (project server or local container).
- Every finding closed by a code change, or by a suppression the user explicitly approved with a written reason.
- Hotspots reviewed in the UI, not merely edited around.
- A re-scan ran after the fixes and the before → after diff by rule id is reported.
- Injection risk stated separately (taint analysis is not in Community Build).
- Anything not done is said plainly — never implied clean.
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License: MIT
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 24 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 24 stars, 4 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
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- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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- Source repository
- byerlikaya/claude-starter-kit
- License
- MIT
- Version
- Unknown
- Last GitHub push
- Sep 23, 2026
- Registry updated
- Sep 23, 2026
- Instruction path
- claude-starter/skills/sonarqube-check/SKILL.md @ 841eb4e5017c
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Audit
73/100
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- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 24 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 24 stars, 4 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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