Historial de auditorías

Most static alerts match Markdown formatting, documented optional credentials, ordinary local state, and sample URLs rather than malicious behavior. The setup genuinely installs and executes an external PyPI package, whose implementation is absent from the reviewed file. No evidence found of credential theft, obfuscation, or prompt injection; the instructions require approval for paid runs and submissions.

All 113 static findings are false positives involving Markdown, documented configuration, example URLs, or legitimate backlink workflows. No evidence found of prompt injection, credential exfiltration, destructive actions, or unauthorized submissions in SKILL.md. The externally installed PyPI implementation was not provided, so its runtime security was not verified.

The static matches are Markdown formatting, ordinary documentation links, application state, credential names, or unrelated prose. The skill instructs users to execute a pinned external package that was not included in this review.

Of 105 static findings, 104 are false positives involving Markdown, optional credential names, documented URLs, application state, or SEO terminology. One finding identifies the external-package execution boundary: the required PyPI runtime is absent from the audited files, so its behavior remains unverified. No evidence found of prompt injection, credential theft, destructive commands, or unauthorized reporting in SKILL.md.