Four command-execution findings are confirmed because the workflow runs repository-provided tests and verification scripts. Sixteen Markdown backtick findings and four entropy findings are false positives, but prompt propagation and automatic integration create additional security concerns.
The prompt template states "CONSISTENCY LOCK β OVERRIDE DEFAULT VARIATION DIRECTIVES." It is placed at the top of another skill prompt and claims precedence over existing directives.
The source contains explicit override language and directs the orchestrator to inject it into a downstream prompt.
The cited range directs an agent to execute tests and then run a project verification script. Repository test and build commands can execute untrusted project code.
The team-mode prompt explicitly requires execution of repository verification commands. No inspection, sandboxing, or confirmation requirement is stated.
The line instructs the workflow to execute repository verification commands after subtasks and integration. Shell and package scripts can run untrusted project code.
All 20 external-command detections are false positives caused by Markdown code spans or documentation of optional project verification commands. All four entropy alerts are false positives because the reviewed files are readable Markdown documentation; no encoded payloads, executable code, network access, secret collection, or prompt-injection attempt was found.
All 20 external-command detections are false positives caused by Markdown code spans or documentation of optional project verification commands. All four entropy alerts are false positives because the reviewed files are readable Markdown documentation; no encoded payloads, executable code, network access, secret collection, or prompt-injection attempt was found.