caveman-compress

Static analysis flagged 107 potential issues across 10 files with a risk score of 100/100. After semantic evaluation, all flagged patterns are false positives. The external_commands findings (74 locations) are primarily markdown backticks in documentation files misidentified as shell execution. The one real subprocess call in scripts/compress.py uses hardcoded arguments with stdin input and no shell interpolation. Network findings (2 locations) are static URLs in README.md documentation, not runtime requests. Filesystem findings (2 locations) are standard path resolution for a file-processing tool. Environment access findings (9 locations) are legitimate ANTHROPIC_API_KEY and CAVEMAN_MODEL configuration for API usage. The critical heuristic finding about code execution plus network plus credential access is a false positive describing the normal operation of an Anthropic API client. No prompt injection attempts, data exfiltration patterns, or malicious intent detected. The tool has appropriate safeguards including file size limits (500KB), automatic backups, and retry logic with rollback on failure.