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[Skill Scanner] Instruction to copy/paste content into terminal detected The snippet is not itself malware but is a functional conversation-forking helper that carries meaningful security risks: it enables forwarding of elevated permissions via `--dangerously-skip-permissions`, builds shell commands from potentially sensitive conversation-derived content, and relies on manual escaping and omission of secrets. Primary risks are command injection, secret leakage to the forked session, and unnecessary permission propagation. Recommend: avoid programmatic use without added sanitization/secret-detection, default to least privilege (do not suggest `--dangerously-skip-permissions`), and implement automatic escaping and secret-stripping if integrated into tooling. LLM verification: No direct malicious code or obfuscation detected in the skill file. The primary security concern is operational: the skill normalizes producing ready-to-execute terminal commands and explicitly recommends forwarding elevated session permissions to the fork via '--dangerously-skip-permissions'. That combination raises a moderate security risk because it lowers the barrier for privilege escalation and inadvertent execution. Recommend removing or gating automatic permission propagation, adding expl