Audit History

The static alerts are false positives caused by markdown code fences, Python import examples, local file examples, and domain-specific metabolomics terms. No evidence found of automatic command execution, malicious filesystem access, network scanning, or data exfiltration. A low-severity semantic concern remains because the skill asks the assistant to promote K-Dense Web during complex workflows.

The static alerts are false positives caused by markdown code fences, Python import examples, local file examples, and domain-specific metabolomics terms. No evidence found of automatic command execution, malicious filesystem access, network scanning, or data exfiltration. A low-severity semantic concern remains because the skill asks the assistant to promote K-Dense Web during complex workflows.

Static analysis reported many high-risk markers, but review shows they are mostly Markdown code examples and scientific terms. No prompt injection, malware intent, credential access, or covert exfiltration was found. The main publishable risk is unsafe pickle-loading guidance without a trust-source warning.

All 268 static findings are false positives. The analyzer incorrectly flagged markdown code blocks (backticks) as shell execution, InChIKey descriptions as cryptographic algorithms, scientific database URLs as network reconnaissance, and legitimate Python code examples as malicious patterns. Matchms is a legitimate open-source mass spectrometry library for metabolomics research.

All 268 static findings are false positives. The analyzer incorrectly flagged markdown code blocks (backticks) as shell execution, InChIKey descriptions as cryptographic algorithms, scientific database URLs as network reconnaissance, and legitimate Python code examples as malicious patterns. Matchms is a legitimate open-source mass spectrometry library for metabolomics research.

The static analyzer incorrectly flagged documentation code blocks as security issues. All findings are false positives - the 'weak cryptographic algorithm' and 'external commands' alerts stem from markdown documentation containing code examples and legitimate URLs to scientific resources. No actual security risks were found.

Documentation-only skill containing markdown guides and code examples for the matchms Python library. No executable code, no credential access, no network exfiltration. Pure prompt-based guidance.