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To scan Claude Code skills for prompt injection and command execution risks, provide a skill file path, directory, or ZIP archive. The analysis applies over twenty security rules across six categories and returns structured risk levels with remediation guidance.

You can batch analyze multiple Claude Code skills by providing a batch directory path. The tool parses inputs into a unified format, checks against security rules, and applies LLM semantic analysis to identify data exfiltration, privilege escalation, and obfuscation risks.

Analyzing Claude Code skill security generates a terminal summary, a Markdown report, and a CSV data table. The CSV output supports filtering and sorting to help security teams identify high-risk items and prepare remediation guidance.

To check a ZIP archive of Claude Code skills for data exfiltration and obfuscation, pass the archive path as input. The tool parses the archive, applies its rule set across six security categories, and outputs structured risk levels with remediation guidance.

Claude Code skill security analysis requires no external dependencies. It operates independently to parse inputs and apply its rule set, generating terminal, Markdown, and CSV reports without needing additional environment setup.

The best way to automate risk analysis reporting for Claude Code skills is to input batch directories for continuous scanning. The tool automatically outputs terminal summaries, Markdown reports, and CSV data tables with structured risk levels and remediation guidance.