Audit History

All 50 static findings are false positives. The reported keylogger, reconnaissance, and external-command matches come from benign interface guidance, CSS examples, and Markdown code spans. No prompt injection, data-exfiltration intent, network behavior, or executable commands were found.

Manual review found all 38 static detections are false positives caused by Markdown backticks, CSS examples, TSX examples, and UI design prose. The skill contains guidance files only, with no executable command path, network behavior, secret access, or prompt injection evidence.

Manual review found all 38 static detections are false positives caused by Markdown backticks, CSS examples, TSX examples, and UI design prose. The skill contains guidance files only, with no executable command path, network behavior, secret access, or prompt injection evidence.

Static analysis reported many external command, weak cryptography, and reconnaissance patterns, but review showed they are false positives from Markdown text and UI code examples. The skill contains guidance files only, with no executable code, network behavior, secret access, or prompt injection evidence.

All 270 static analysis findings are false positives. The 248 'shell backtick execution' detections are markdown code fences (```css, ```tsx) and inline code backticks used for documentation formatting, not actual shell commands. The 22 'weak cryptographic algorithm' detections are CSS filter: blur(4px) references for visual effects, not cryptographic operations. The system/network reconnaissance detections are CSS property references and markdown links. This skill is a documentation-only reference with no executable code, network calls, or file system access.