Audit History

Most static alerts are false positives caused by OOXML schemas, documentation, JavaScript template literals, and expected presentation file processing. Confirmed concerns are unbounded archive extraction, browser rendering of untrusted HTML, and external conversion of untrusted documents. No prompt injection, credential theft, network reconnaissance, or command-injection behavior was found. Static review was capped at 400/506 representative findings; omitted static matches are unconfirmed, so automatic publishing stays disabled until manual review.

Most static alerts are false positives from Markdown syntax, OOXML namespaces, schema imports, and presentation layout terms. Confirmed issues include unsafe archive extraction, privileged setup guidance, external converters on user files, and browser rendering of local HTML.

Static analysis produced many false positives from Markdown code formatting, OOXML schema vocabulary, namespace URLs, and color values. Human review did confirm high-impact archive extraction risks and legitimate external converters that process untrusted presentation files, so publication should wait for mitigation.

This is a legitimate PPTX presentation skill. Static analysis findings are false positives: external_commands are documentation examples in markdown files, network URLs are standard OOXML schema references, and weak crypto/C2 keyword flags incorrectly identify color codes and color names. No actual security risks identified. The skill provides safe PowerPoint creation and editing capabilities.