bootstrap-auto

The document defines a capable and broad bootstrap workflow that can be legitimate, but it lacks explicit trust, provenance, and secret-handling controls. Primary risks are credential exposure (via prompts and storing keys), accidental commit of secrets, remote transmission of repository/artifacts to unspecified endpoints, and execution of untrusted dependencies during 'real' tests. The fragment itself is not an obvious malware sample (no obfuscation, no hard-coded malicious endpoints), but its orchestration model increases supply-chain and data-exfiltration risk unless subagents are constrained to trusted/local implementations, secrets are managed securely, and dependency provenance is enforced.