skill-audit

To scan for prompt injection risks, you review AI agent skills for suspicious instructions, unsafe permissions, and external fetches. This security audit identifies potential supply chain threats before installation by analyzing repository trust signals and risky behaviors.

AI agent supply chain security is the validation of third-party skills from repositories or registries to prevent malware and unauthorized access. You need it when adding community skills to ensure repository trust signals and permissions pass a structured security review.

Assessing security permissions involves running a risk assessment workflow that reviews scripts, repository signals, and social engineering indicators. This structured check evaluates whether the package appears safe or requires further investigation before installation.

You can detect malware and encoded payloads in community registry AI skills by running a structured security pattern detection scan. This identifies hidden malicious code, credential access, and external fetches to generate a comprehensive risk assessment verdict.

Automated risk assessment for AI agent skills is limited by its reliance on static analysis of permissions and repository trust signals. It may miss novel social engineering techniques, producing a verdict that indicates whether further manual investigation is required.