Audit History

All 52 static findings are false positives caused by Markdown formatting, documentation links, and homepage metadata. The skill instructs local analysis of user-supplied product-feed data and explicitly treats exported content as untrusted input; no prompt injection, credential collection, data exfiltration, or executable command was found.

All 52 static findings are false positives caused by Markdown links, inline code formatting, fenced prompt examples, GTIN terminology, and homepage metadata. The reviewed files contain guidance and reference material, with no executable shell code, network request, prompt injection, or malicious data-handling intent. The skill instructs agents to treat feed content as untrusted and requires confirmation before saving results.

All 52 static findings are false positives caused by Markdown links, inline code formatting, fenced prompt examples, GTIN terminology, and homepage metadata. The reviewed files contain guidance and reference material, with no executable shell code, network request, prompt injection, or malicious data-handling intent. The skill instructs agents to treat feed content as untrusted and requires confirmation before saving results.

All 52 static findings are false positives caused by Markdown formatting, relative documentation links, inline field names, and benign homepage URLs. No command execution, network request, unsafe traversal logic, prompt injection, or data-exfiltration intent was found.

All 51 static findings are false positives after context review. The path traversal alerts are Markdown cross-references, the backtick alerts are Markdown formatting and example prompts, and the network alerts are homepage metadata. No prompt-injection, exfiltration, or command execution intent was found.

The static findings are false positives from Markdown code fences, inline field names, relative documentation links, and repository homepage metadata. No executable scripts, shell commands, credential access, prompt injection, or unsafe network requests were found in the scanned files.