Audit History

All 84 static findings are false positives caused by Markdown backticks used for code fences and inline skill names. SKILL.md contains workflow documentation and example prompts, with no executable shell or Ruby command path. No prompt injection or other semantic security issue was found.

The static analyzer flagged Markdown backticks in SKILL.md as Ruby shell execution. Manual review found only documentation, skill lists, and copy-paste prompt examples, with no executable scripts or shell commands. No prompt-injection, data-exfiltration, network access, or secret-handling intent was found.

All 84 static detections are false positives caused by Markdown backticks around skill names and fenced example prompts in SKILL.md. I found no evidence of executable code, command invocation, network access, credential handling, data exfiltration, or prompt injection.

Static analysis reported many external-command and weak-cryptography patterns, but review found they are Markdown backticks, skill references, and normal prose. No executable scripts, network calls, credential access, command execution, or prompt-injection attempts were found in SKILL.md.

This skill is a documentation file (SKILL.md) that describes a development workflow bundle. The static analyzer flagged 84 external_commands patterns and 16 cryptographic warnings, but all are false positives. The backtick patterns are markdown code block delimiters, not shell execution. No executable code exists in this file - it only contains documentation and references to other skills.