Audit History

All 295 static analysis findings were evaluated against actual file content. All 'weak cryptographic algorithm' findings are false positives caused by hex color codes in brand design reference tables. All 'Ruby/shell backtick execution' findings are false positives from markdown code blocks showing SDK method names and CLI commands. The 'C2 keywords', 'system reconnaissance', 'Windows SAM database', and 'Windows cmd.exe' findings are all false positives resulting from design terminology, brand interview questions, and legitimate file-opening instructions. The 'environment file access' finding is confirmed but represents proper API key management with documented security practices. The 'hardcoded URL' findings are low-severity documentation links for the Stitch SDK. The heuristic 'dangerous combination' finding is a false positive reflecting expected SDK integration patterns (API key + SDK calls + documentation references). No prompt injection, data exfiltration, or malicious intent was detected.

Static analysis flagged 295 potential issues but all are false positives or legitimate usage patterns. The 100+ 'weak cryptographic algorithm' findings are color hex values in design documentation misidentified as crypto hashes. The 142 'shell backtick execution' findings are markdown code block delimiters. The critical heuristic finding for 'dangerous combination' is dismissed: the skill checks for an API key env var (legitimate for Stitch integration), references documentation URLs, and uses markdown code fences. No prompt injection or malicious intent detected. Risk level is low.