Audit History

All 81 static detections are false positives caused by Markdown syntax, relative documentation links, marketing terminology, and declarative URLs. The skill contains instructional content for paid amplification and content reuse; it does not execute commands, access arbitrary files, perform network requests, or conduct host reconnaissance. No prompt-injection or intent-level security issue was found.

All 81 static detections are false positives caused by Markdown syntax, relative documentation links, marketing terminology, and declarative URLs. The skill contains instructional content for paid amplification and content reuse; it does not execute commands, access arbitrary files, perform network requests, or conduct host reconnaissance. No prompt-injection or intent-level security issue was found.

All 81 static alerts are false positives caused by Markdown syntax, repository links, metadata URLs, or paid-media terminology. The skill contains no executable commands, prompt injection, hidden network behavior, or unsafe path handling.

All 81 static alerts are false positives caused by Markdown syntax, repository links, metadata URLs, or paid-media terminology. The skill contains no executable commands, prompt injection, hidden network behavior, or unsafe path handling.

All 79 static findings are false positives caused by Markdown links, backticks, code fences, marketing terms, and repository metadata. No shell execution, path traversal, unauthorized network request, prompt injection, or system reconnaissance is present.

The static alerts are false positives from Markdown examples, local documentation links, marketing terminology, and metadata. I found no prompt injection attempt, command execution instruction, arbitrary filesystem access, or automatic network exfiltration in the reviewed files.

All 79 static findings were adjudicated as false positives. The flagged command, filesystem, network, and blocker patterns occur inside Markdown examples, relative documentation links, connector placeholders, or repository metadata; no executable code, unauthorized network behavior, secret access, or prompt injection evidence was found.