unix-cli
Pass
Audited by Gen Agent Trust Hub on Sep 16, 2026
Risk Level: SAFE
Full Analysis
- [SAFE]: The skill is a collection of markdown-based best practice guidelines for UNIX CLI development. It contains no executable code or instructions that could lead to security vulnerabilities. All scripts provided are intended as educational examples for the developer to follow when writing their own tools.
- [SAFE]: Analysis of the provided code examples shows they actively promote secure coding practices. For instance, the 'args-never-read-secrets-from-flags' rule correctly identifies the risk of credential exposure in process lists and shell history, while 'config-never-store-secrets' advocates for the use of restricted file permissions (chmod 0600) and secure secret storage.
- [SAFE]: No prompt injection or override patterns were detected. The instructions are purely informative and designed to guide the AI in providing better code reviews and tool designs.
- [SAFE]: All external references point to legitimate technical documentation, standards bodies, and established industry guides (e.g., GNU Coding Standards, POSIX Utility Conventions, clig.dev, and The Twelve-Factor App).
- [SAFE]: No obfuscation, hidden URLs, or malicious persistence mechanisms were found within the 48 files analyzed.
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