AI-Assisted Integration

⚡️ Quick Start: AI-Assisted freeRASP Integration with Curated Prompt

How to use this

This curated AI prompt is designed to get the freeRASP into your app to save you time. The AI cannot make security decisions for you.

CRITICAL: This AI integration is a starting point only. You MUST manually configure:

Signing certificate hash
Watcher email
Threat reactions

Commit your code before starting so you can review/rollback changes.

Steps

➡️ Open your AI coding assistant & your IDE
➡️ Proceed with steps related to your AI coding assistant (see tabs below)
⚠️ Finally, read https://docs.talsec.app/freerasp/integration/android again and manually configure TalsecConfig and threat reactions

Choose your AI assistant:

Create an Integration.md file inside your app folder.
Navigate to https://docs.talsec.app/freerasp/integration/android. In the top right corner, click the arrow next to the copy button and choose the "Copy page" option.

Paste the content into your newly created Integration.md file.

Afterwards start Cursor inside your app folder and run this prompt:

Integrate free RASP into `your app` folder, while following the guide inside `Integration.md`. Check that integration was done correctly by building the app with gradle files. You are **PROHIBITED** from modifying any code in the target app that is not explicitly mentioned in the guide. Do not refactor or "improve" unrelated existing logic. 

Take a look at this link “https://raw.githubusercontent.com/talsec/Free-RASP-Android/refs/heads/master/FreeRASPDemoApp/app/src/main/java/com/aheaditec/talsec/demoapp/TalsecApplication.kt”, It is reference integration, please follow it, especially imports. Replace any TODO comments found in the integration steps (specifically within callbacks or event handlers) with executable print functions (e.g., Log.d or println) containing relevant logging text, ensuring the events are observable. 

After the integration, mention to the user what he needs to do next, according to the guide. For the `expectedSigningCertificateHashBase64`, you must explicitly provide the link `https://docs.talsec.app/freerasp/wiki/getting-signing-certificate-hash` and instruct the user to follow that guide to obtain the correct hash for their certificate.

After a successful build of your app with freeRASP integrated, the LLM will provide you with the next integration steps.

Create an Integration.md file inside your app folder.
Navigate to https://docs.talsec.app/freerasp/integration/android. In the top right corner, click the arrow next to the copy button and choose the "Copy page" option.

Paste the content into your newly created Integration.md file.

Create the CLAUDE.md file in your app folder with the content from the link

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CLAUDE.md

Open

Now, launch Claude in your app folder and type start. Grant the LLM the necessary permissions when prompted. After a successful build of your app with freeRASP integrated, the LLM will provide you with the next integration steps.

Create an Integration.md file inside your app folder.
Navigate to https://docs.talsec.app/freerasp/integration/android. In the top right corner, click the arrow next to the copy button and choose the "Copy page" option.

Paste the content into your newly created Integration.md file.

Create the AGENTS.md file in your app folder with the content from the link.

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AGENTS.md

Open

Now, launch Codex in your app folder and type start. Grant the LLM the necessary permissions when prompted. After a successful build of your app with freeRASP integrated, the LLM will provide you with the next integration steps.

Create an Integration.md file inside your app folder.
Navigate to https://docs.talsec.app/freerasp/integration/android. In the top right corner, click the arrow next to the copy button and choose the "Copy page" option.

Paste the content into your newly created Integration.md file.

Create the GEMINI.md file in your app folder with the content from the link.

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GEMINI.md

Open

Now, launch gemini cli in your app folder and type start. Grant the LLM the necessary permissions when prompted. After a successful build of your app with freeRASP integrated, the LLM will provide you with the next integration steps.

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Integrate free RASP into `your app` folder, while following the guide inside `Integration.md`. Check that integration was done correctly by building the app with gradle files. You are **PROHIBITED** from modifying any code in the target app that is not explicitly mentioned in the guide. Do not refactor or "improve" unrelated existing logic. 

Take a look at this link “https://raw.githubusercontent.com/talsec/Free-RASP-Android/refs/heads/master/FreeRASPDemoApp/app/src/main/java/com/aheaditec/talsec/demoapp/TalsecApplication.kt”, It is reference integration, please follow it, especially imports. Replace any TODO comments found in the integration steps (specifically within callbacks or event handlers) with executable print functions (e.g., Log.d or println) containing relevant logging text, ensuring the events are observable. 

After the integration, mention to the user what he needs to do next, according to the guide. For the `expectedSigningCertificateHashBase64`, you must explicitly provide the link `https://docs.talsec.app/freerasp/wiki/getting-signing-certificate-hash` and instruct the user to follow that guide to obtain the correct hash for their certificate.