lynx-guardian-lesson

To log security attribution decisions, record incidents where users ask who blocked, warned of risk, or approved something into dedicated Markdown files. This captures attribution events like 谁拦截的 or 谁审批的 for continuous auditing and safety guideline improvement.

A security event attribution log records sensitive-data detections, input/output risks, and blacklist hits alongside their resolution decisions. You need it when auditing safety interceptions or analyzing which plugin warned of risks to improve security guidelines.

Integrate security risk logs by writing interception and warning events to the centralized .lynx/ directory within the workspace. This maintains a unified Markdown log of risk-handling events for continuous learning and auditing.

Yes, the Lynx Guardian logger guides user-facing attributions to ensure clear credit to the Lynx plugin when blocking or warning. It attributes actions for Chinese queries like 谁提示有风险的 directly to the plugin.

Yes, you can use Markdown files to audit sensitive-data detections and blacklist hits. The logger writes these security events to dedicated Markdown files designed specifically for workspace auditing and continuous learning.

Markdown log files provide a static audit trail but lack automated alerting or real-time querying capabilities. They are best suited for centralized workspace auditing and retrospective learning rather than active risk interception.