Skill Security Scanner Pro
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About this skill
Problem
When uploading or distributing .skill files, risky content may hide in file bodies, referenced documents, and script parameters. High-risk patterns are not always obvious, line-level issues can be missed in manual review, and fixes still need proof that the skill remains usable. This skill turns security scanning, remediation advice, optional auto-fix, and smoke testing into a reviewable workflow.
How It Works
- Scan: Read a
.skillfile and runscripts/scan_skill.py. Results include file path, line number, risk type, and suggested fix;references/security_patterns.mdhelps identify risk patterns. - Assess: The agent evaluates severity and uses
references/fix_strategies.mdto produce a remediation report. - Fix: Run
scripts/fix_security_issues.pywith--auto-fixwhen appropriate. Backups are created before scripted actions, and failed fixes can be rolled back. - Verify: Use
scripts/smoke_test.pyagainst the patched skill directory, then repackage and return the updated.skillfile.
Boundaries
It is useful for pre-upload checks, audits, or follow-up after a suspected issue. High-risk items require human confirmation and are not automatically fixed. Scripts execute precise changes while the agent makes risk and strategy decisions, so logs and smoke-test reports should still be reviewed before shipping.
Use Cases
- Scan .skill files before upload and produce risk reports.
- Locate risky lines and decide on manual action.
- Run smoke tests and repackage the fixed .skill.
Best For
- Platform release reviewers checking .skill packages before publication.
- Ops maintainers auditing internal agent skill libraries and applying roll-back fixes.
- Integration engineers reviewing third-party .skill packs before adoption.
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