Audit History

The apparent external command findings are false positives caused by Markdown backticks and TypeScript template literals in examples. No prompt injection, data exfiltration, or malicious execution intent was found in the reviewed text files, but the bundled SKILL.zip remains an unscanned artifact that should be reviewed before publication.

The apparent external command findings are false positives caused by Markdown backticks and TypeScript template literals in examples. No prompt injection, data exfiltration, or malicious execution intent was found in the reviewed text files, but the bundled SKILL.zip remains an unscanned artifact that should be reviewed before publication.

No malicious behavior, prompt injection, or true command execution was found. The backtick findings are Markdown fences, inline code, or TypeScript template literals used in examples. The archive was manually checked and contains only a duplicate SKILL.md matching the source file.

No malicious behavior, prompt injection, or true command execution was found. The backtick findings are Markdown fences, inline code, or TypeScript template literals used in examples. The archive was manually checked and contains only a duplicate SKILL.md matching the source file.

The static command-execution and weak-crypto findings are false positives caused by Markdown code fences, timeout strings, and ordinary parameter names. No prompt injection, network access, secret access, malware behavior, or actual shell execution was found. A low-risk filesystem polling example appears in documentation and should be used only with bounded timeouts.

Pure testing utility skill containing only TypeScript polling functions and documentation. All 43 static findings are false positives: JavaScript template literals were misidentified as Ruby shell execution, timing functions were misidentified as weak cryptography, and documentation comments were misidentified as system reconnaissance. No actual risk factors present.

Pure testing utility skill containing only TypeScript polling functions and documentation. All 43 static findings are false positives: JavaScript template literals were misidentified as Ruby shell execution, timing functions were misidentified as weak cryptography, and documentation comments were misidentified as system reconnaissance. No actual risk factors present.

Pure utility skill containing only documentation and TypeScript polling utilities. No risk factors detected - no scripts, network calls, filesystem access, environment variable reads, or external command execution.

Pure utility skill containing only documentation and TypeScript polling utilities. No risk factors detected - no scripts, network calls, filesystem access, environment variable reads, or external command execution.

Pure utility skill containing only documentation and TypeScript polling utilities. No risk factors detected - no scripts, network calls, filesystem access, environment variable reads, or external command execution.