The Agent Skills Directory

Indirect Prompt Injection Surface: The skill is designed to ingest data from untrusted external sources, including email exchanges, chat logs, and meeting transcripts. This creates a potential surface where instructions hidden within these communications could attempt to influence the agent's behavior.
Ingestion points: Data enters the context from CRM records, emails, calendar events, transcripts, and chat logs (referenced in Step 2).
Boundary markers: The skill contains explicit instructions to treat these sources as 'untrusted content' and 'data, never instructions.' It specifically directs the agent to report instruction-like text rather than acting on it.
Capability inventory: The skill possesses the capability to create CRM records (referenced in Step 5).
Sanitization: The skill employs several mitigations, including requiring user confirmation for any 'content-originated' actions (actions where untrusted text dictates recipients or content) and prohibiting the execution of such actions during scheduled or unattended runs.
Sensitive Data Handling: The skill accesses high-sensitivity information, such as relationship sentiment, meeting attendance, and internal chat discussions. The instructions mandate that all data be cited and linked back to the original record, promoting transparency for the user.
Link Rendering Safeguards: The skill includes a defensive rule against rendering URLs found within untrusted content, requiring the agent to link to records by their internal IDs instead. This helps mitigate risks associated with malicious links embedded in emails or transcripts.

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