auditing-skills

To audit AI skills for security vulnerabilities, this skill scans them against third-party tools like Gen Agent Trust Hub, Socket, and Snyk to identify risks like prompt injection, remote code execution, and insecure credential handling.

The best way to check AI skills for quality and compliance is to scan them using Tessl, which evaluates discoverability and effective implementation, alongside security scanners that detect external content exposure and implementation clarity issues.

To remediate credential handling and external content exposure findings, this skill provides specific patterns and strategies to fix the identified vulnerabilities, followed by requiring you to run validation scripts to confirm successful remediation.

Yes, you can use Snyk and Socket to scan AI skills for remote code execution risks, as this skill integrates these third-party security scanners to automatically detect and provide remediation guidance for such vulnerabilities.

Yes, you need to run validation scripts after applying security remediation patterns to verify that the credential handling, prompt injection, and external content exposure vulnerabilities have been successfully resolved in your AI skills.