監査履歴

Twenty-five static findings are false positives caused by string matching, Markdown backticks, and ordinary Python syntax. Two findings are confirmed because SKILL.md directs agents to read files outside the packaged skill directory.

Most static findings are false positives caused by Markdown backticks, generated report strings, and literal pattern checks. One confirmed issue remains: SKILL.md references a parent-directory file outside the packaged skill boundary. No prompt injection, data exfiltration intent, or hidden command execution was found in the reviewed files.

Most static findings are false positives caused by Markdown backticks, generated report strings, and literal pattern checks. One confirmed issue remains: SKILL.md references a parent-directory file outside the packaged skill boundary. No prompt injection, data exfiltration intent, or hidden command execution was found in the reviewed files.

Most static command and obfuscation alerts are false positives caused by markdown backticks, generated report text, and a string search for .eval(). One real issue remains: SKILL.md directs agents to a parent-directory reference outside the skill package.

Most static command and obfuscation alerts are false positives caused by markdown backticks, generated report text, and a string search for .eval(). One real issue remains: SKILL.md directs agents to a parent-directory reference outside the skill package.

Static analysis reported high risk, but the flagged weak cryptography, eval, obfuscation, and shell-command findings are false positives from descriptions, Markdown backticks, or formatted output strings. The remaining concern is local filesystem scope: the helper resolves user-provided repository, context, and output paths, reads files recursively, and writes analysis artifacts without enforcing a workspace boundary.

The static analyzer flagged 32 potential security issues, but all are false positives after semantic evaluation. The script uses ast.parse for safe AST-based static analysis only, does not execute arbitrary code, and has no network access. Flagged 'eval()' patterns are PyTorch model evaluation mode (.eval()), not code evaluation. 'Backtick' patterns in SKILL.md are markdown formatting. 'Weak crypto' and 'path traversal' flags are regex matches on documentation text, not actual dangerous code. The skill is genuinely read-only as documented.