Audit History

All 191 static alerts are false positives caused by Markdown, fixed-path examples, ordinary React Native tooling commands, public links, and performance terminology. No prompt injection, credential theft, covert reconnaissance, malicious code execution, or data exfiltration intent was found.

The static findings are overwhelmingly documentation false positives from React Native performance guidance, code examples, local build commands, links, and terms such as mmap or keystroke. No prompt injection, exfiltration intent, or malicious automation was evident from the generated snippets. The remaining confirmed items are unscanned binary images, which require manual review because static analysis could not inspect their contents.

Static analysis matched documentation text, markdown inline code, and React Native examples rather than executable skill behavior. I found no prompt-injection language, credential exfiltration intent, malicious command behavior, or unsafe remote-code instructions. Binary findings were manually identified as PNG documentation screenshots.

Most static hits are false positives from Markdown examples, React Native documentation, local Gradle or grep commands, and benign PNG screenshots. Two curl-to-bash installer examples are confirmed critical because they execute a remote script, and the remote code loading guide adds a supply-chain concern without integrity controls. No prompt injection text was found in the reviewed files.

This is a documentation-only React Native performance skill. Static analysis mostly matched Markdown fences, shell examples, and performance terminology, not executable skill code. Publication is acceptable with warnings for pipe-to-shell installation guidance and remote chunk loading examples.

Documentation-only skill containing React Native optimization guidelines. Static analyzer flagged shell command examples in markdown code blocks as 'external_commands', but these are documentation patterns, not executable code. All 1101 detections are false positives - the skill only provides guidance and reference materials without executing any code.