Audit History

Most static findings are false positives from Markdown formatting, documentation links, metadata URLs, and a statistical decimal. One documented command runs a local statistics helper; its numeric inputs and referenced script should be reviewed before use. No prompt-injection language, credential collection, data-exfiltration intent, or automatic network activity was found in SKILL.md.

All 57 static findings are false positives after contextual review. Backticks are Markdown formatting, URLs are metadata, and traversal sequences are relative documentation links. The fixed local statistics command uses a quoted plugin path and contains no shell substitution.

All 57 static findings are false positives after contextual review. Backticks are Markdown formatting, URLs are metadata, and traversal sequences are relative documentation links. The fixed local statistics command uses a quoted plugin path and contains no shell substitution.

All 57 static findings are false positives caused by Markdown formatting, metadata URLs, decimal notation, or relative documentation links. No injection or exfiltration intent appears; the residual concern is optional, consent-based persistence of experiment details.

No executable code, runtime network requests, or runtime filesystem traversal were found in SKILL.md. All static findings appear to be Markdown formatting, GitHub metadata, text examples, or relative links to repository documentation.

Most static detections are false positives from Markdown backticks, fenced prompt examples, connector placeholders, and fixed repo-relative documentation links. I confirmed only the optional local experiment.py and python3 statistical helper references as external command surfaces; no prompt injection, network exfiltration, or dynamic path traversal evidence was found.

No executable code, runtime network requests, or runtime filesystem traversal were found in SKILL.md. All static findings appear to be Markdown formatting, GitHub metadata, text examples, or relative links to repository documentation.

I reviewed SKILL.md context for all static findings. The external command hits are Markdown backticks, the network hits are homepage metadata, and the filesystem hits are relative Markdown links, not executable operations. No prompt injection, credential exfiltration, unsafe network behavior, or business-logic abuse was found.