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Audited by Socket on Nov 10, 2026

2 alerts found:

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SecurityMEDIUM
references/ci-tree-equivalence.js

The visible code is a CI tree-equivalence checker and does not show direct credential theft, repository-data exfiltration, or a backdoor. Its principal security concern is intentional shell execution of `ci.docsOnly.checkCommand` from `skills-config.yaml`, allowing arbitrary commands in the workspace if that configuration is untrusted; severity is high in that trust scenario. The fragment is malformed/incomplete as supplied, and the value of BB_API cannot be confirmed from the visible code.

Confidence: 97%Severity: 72%
SecurityMEDIUM
scripts/schedule.mjs

This is a scheduler utility whose configured resource probes execute through /bin/sh -c, so an attacker able to control the configuration can run arbitrary commands as the scheduler user; this is a high-severity conditional risk, not evidence of an embedded payload. It also writes configured resource environment mappings to stdout, which may disclose secrets to log consumers. No specific domains, credentials, or malicious network behavior appear in the code.

Confidence: 98%Severity: 70%
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Analyzed At
Nov 10, 2026, 03:30 PM
Package URL
pkg:socket/skills-sh/gamaroff%2Fagent-skills%2Fdevelop-batch%2F@f7632458b42f5137f7edf33da8200aba54f679f7