Audit History

All 40 static alerts are false positives caused by GraphQL templates, JavaScript interpolation, development configuration, and ordinary identifier checks. However, the subscription example trusts a client-supplied identity and lacks room authorization, which can expose events if copied into production.

Reviewed 40 static findings in SKILL.md. They are false positives caused by JavaScript template literals, GraphQL examples, NODE_ENV checks, account lockout terminology, and normal GraphQL ID fields in documentation. No semantic evidence of prompt injection, data exfiltration intent, malware behavior, or unsafe execution was found.

The only static finding is a false positive: line 68 uses Markdown backticks around related skill names, not shell execution. No prompt injection, exfiltration intent, or other semantic security issue was found in the reviewed SKILL.md.

The static analyzer reported shell backticks and weak cryptographic algorithm patterns, but review found no executable code, scripts, network calls, or cryptographic operations. The backticks are Markdown formatting on line 68, and the weak-crypto hits are text matches in GraphQL and design-related prose. No prompt injection or malicious intent was found.

This skill is a documentation file containing GraphQL best practices and patterns. Static analysis flagged false positives: line 69 references related skills (not shell execution), and lines 3, 22, 34, 63, 72 contain markdown content (not cryptographic code). No executable code or security risks detected.