Audit History

All static findings were false positives after context review. The warnings match Markdown formatting, validation-script keywords, and template examples rather than shell execution, secret access, reconnaissance, or malware behavior.

All static findings were false positives after context review. The warnings match Markdown formatting, validation-script keywords, and template examples rather than shell execution, secret access, reconnaissance, or malware behavior.

Most static findings are false positives from markdown formatting, placeholder template examples, and validation code. One medium-risk finding remains because the skill instructs agents to run bundled community validation scripts, which creates external command execution risk despite the scripts appearing purpose-built for local spec checks.

All reviewed static findings are false positives based on file context. The matches are markdown formatting, template placeholders, defensive validation code, or incident response examples.

All reviewed static findings are false positives based on file context. The matches are markdown formatting, template placeholders, defensive validation code, or incident response examples.

Static analysis reported 241 issues and a 100/100 risk score, but review found the high and critical alerts are mostly keyword false positives in templates and validators. No prompt injection, network exfiltration, credential theft, destructive behavior, or confirmed malicious intent was found. The real risk is that the skill writes local spec files and asks agents to run bundled Python validation scripts, so it should publish with a filesystem and script execution warning.

Documentation generation skill with no security concerns. All 241 static findings are false positives triggered by pattern matching in markdown templates and documentation files. The skill contains Python validation scripts and markdown templates for specification creation. No actual code execution, sensitive data access, or malicious patterns present.

All 161 static findings evaluated as false positives. The skill consists of documentation, templates, and validation scripts for specification creation. No malicious code patterns, command injection vectors, or credential exfiltration detected. The flagged backticks are markdown code formatting, not shell execution. References to cryptographic terms are standard industry practices in documentation examples.