kata-remove-phase
Audited by Socket on Mar 2, 2026
1 alert found:
MalwareThe code fragment represents a coherent, purpose-aligned skill for removing a future phase from a roadmap and renumbering subsequent phases with corresponding file and document updates, including a git commit. The approach is consistent with its stated objective, and there are no evident external data exfiltration or credential-handling patterns. However, the facility to delete directories and heavily rename files and references introduces potential for data loss or misalignment if the repository layout differs or if edge cases aren’t fully covered. The risk is mainly operational (data integrity, partial renumbering, correct cross-file references) rather than security or supply-chain abuse. To improve safety, implement a dry-run mode, explicit backups, and stronger safeguards around destructive operations; consider adding automated consistency checks and an option to revert changes quickly.