The Agent Skills Directory

Command Execution Templates: The skill provides templates for AWS CLI and shell commands (e.g., aws s3files, nc, getfattr) to diagnose and resolve file system issues.
These templates use placeholders like fs-ID and REGION, which are intended to be replaced with user-supplied values. This pattern requires the execution environment to handle inputs carefully to prevent unintended command interpretation.
Privilege Escalation (Administrative Access): Certain troubleshooting steps involve the use of sudo for tasks like installing the amazon-efs-utils package or collecting system logs for support.
These actions grant the skill administrative control over the host system, which is a standard requirement for system-level configuration and maintenance tasks.
Infrastructure Modification: Commands such as aws ec2 authorize-security-group-ingress and aws ec2 modify-vpc-attribute are provided to resolve connectivity and DNS issues.
These operations modify the security and networking posture of the AWS environment. Users should ensure these changes align with their specific environment's security policies.
Indirect Prompt Injection Surface: The skill processes external data (file system IDs, regions, VPC IDs) by interpolating them into shell commands.
Ingestion points: Placeholders in SKILL.md (e.g., fs-ID, REGION, vpc-ID, sg-MT).
Boundary markers: None present to explicitly delimit user input from command logic.
Capability inventory: Includes capabilities for network testing (nc), system modification (sudo yum), and cloud infrastructure changes (aws ec2).
Sanitization: No specific input sanitization or validation logic is defined within the skill instructions.

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