What problem does it solve? Gamers searching for cheats and trainers frequently encounter malicious repositories that distribute trojans and RATs disguised as game utilities, and users lack a structured way to evaluate whether such a download is safe. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Red Flag Detection: Applies a checklist of indicators such as external download links, password-protected archives, fake game versions, missing source code, and inflated star metrics to classify suspicious repositories. - Educational Reverse Engineering: Explains legitimate trainer concepts including process memory APIs, pattern scanning, and pointer chain resolution for security research. - Malware Response Guidance: Provides remediation steps such as antivirus scans, suspicious process checks, and startup item inspection after a malicious download. - Use Case: A user finds a trending GitHub repo claiming to be a Deltarune Chapter 5 trainer and asks the AI to analyze it; the Skill identifies that the chapter does not exist, the download points to an external Netlify site, and the archive is password-protected, concluding it is a malware front. ## Quick Start Analyze this game trainer repository and tell me whether it shows malware distribution red flags.