security-audit

To scan installed skills for malicious code, use a security audit tool that detects patterns of malicious behavior like remote code execution and hidden HTML comments. It generates structured risk reports with multi-level severity classification.

Skill security auditing is the process of identifying security risks in installed skills by detecting malicious behavior patterns. It performs context-aware analysis to uncover hidden instructions and dangerous system modifications across public, example, and user-installed skills.

You can audit both fresh installations and existing skill sets for security risks. The audit process scans all installed skills regardless of installation timing and generates detailed Markdown and JSON reports with per-skill findings.

The best way to generate structured security reports for installed skills is to run an automated security audit that provides executive summaries, per-skill findings, and actionable remediation guidance in detailed Markdown and JSON formats.

Yes, security auditing provides actionable remediation guidance after detecting malicious patterns. It delivers executive summaries and per-skill findings that identify security risks like dangerous system modifications and hidden instructions.

You should run a security audit on your installed skills before using new skills or when investigating suspicious skill behavior. It identifies security risks like remote code execution and hidden HTML comments through context-aware analysis.