viewmodel-architecture-governance

The skill 'viewmodel-architecture-governance' is a purely educational/instructional resource. It provides architectural guidelines for developers on how to structure Android ViewModels using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. Specifically, it advocates for 'Passive Initialization', 'Hybrid UI State Patterns', and internal coroutine management.

I analyzed the document for:

1. Prompt Injection: No instructions attempt to override agent behavior or bypass safety guardrails.
2. Remote Code/Dependencies: The code snippets provided are illustrative Kotlin examples for Android development. They do not download or execute remote code.
3. Data Exfiltration: There are no commands that access or transmit sensitive system files or credentials.
4. Obfuscation: The content is plain-text Markdown with clear, readable code examples.
5. Dynamic Execution: No use of eval, subprocess, or runtime compilation is present.

All 'Mandates' within the document are software design patterns (e.g., 'Passive Initialization Mandate') intended for human developers or AI coding assistants to follow when generating mobile application code. The skill is entirely benign.