審計紀錄

Static analysis correctly identified network access, environment variable access, and an agent-invoked Python script. Review found no prompt injection, obfuscation, malicious exfiltration, or real weak cryptography, but the skill sends a BrowserAct API key and listing inputs to a third-party API.

Static analyzer flagged 85 patterns across 2 files, producing a risk score of 100/100. After evaluation, the vast majority are false positives: network calls target only the BrowserAct API (the skill's own service), environment variable access reads a single documented API key sent exclusively to its originating service, and SKILL.md backtick detections are all Markdown formatting, not executable shell commands. The CRITICAL heuristic (code execution + network + credential access) describes a legitimate API client pattern. One minor confirmed finding: the skill executes a Python script via shell command with user-supplied ASIN argument, but input is an alphanumeric ASIN identifier with negligible injection surface. No prompt injection, data exfiltration, or malicious intent detected.

Static analysis flagged 85 potential issues with a 100/100 risk score. After semantic evaluation, these are predominantly false positives: network calls go to legitimate BrowserAct API (api.browseract.com), environment access is standard API key retrieval, and external command references are documentation examples in markdown. The skill is a straightforward wrapper around BrowserAct's Amazon listing extraction service with no malicious intent detected.