Audit History

All 46 external-command matches are TypeScript template literals or Markdown code fences, with no command runner or shell invocation. The array join is ordinary source generation, and no prompt injection or malicious intent was found.

Static analysis flagged 46 backtick patterns and one join('') pattern in SKILL.md. They are Markdown fences or TypeScript template literals inside documentation examples, not executable shell usage, and no prompt injection or data-exfiltration intent was found.

All external command findings are false positives from Markdown code fences and TypeScript template literals. The obfuscation finding is a normal string join used to assemble generated component text. No evidence of prompt injection, data exfiltration, or command execution intent was found.

Static analysis reported many external command and weak cryptography patterns, but review found Markdown fences and TypeScript template literals rather than executable shell or crypto logic. No prompt injection, network access, credential handling, or malicious intent was found. The only substantive concern is low risk: examples interpolate user-derived component metadata into generated code and should be validated by the agent before use.

All static security findings are false positives. The detected patterns (external_commands, weak_crypto, obfuscation) are actually JavaScript template literals and standard array methods used in example code. The skill is a legitimate React component scaffolding tool with no security risks.